autoprocess obfuscated + pw protected releases

[me2]

i just started to look into scripts this evening so please bear with me

all this happens on a Win 7 machine, i guess Linux users will have to at least change the path to par2 and unrar and exchange % with $ as explained here:
http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/user-scripts

the situation would be like this/the nzb contains:
password protected rars
renamed par2 to .p345
so you can´t just use the standard "delete" post processing option, cause there are no usable par2 files, or they aren´t recognized

what i want to do is to automatically rename, repair and extract the pw protected rars

the idea:
renaming the unusable pars
calling par2 to repair/rename
calling rar to extract with pw

the actual script:
(create a .txt file, copy the text in the code box to that file, save as .bat and put it in the sabnzb script folder, set path in sabnzb options):
IMPORTANT NOTE: when importing the job/nzb into sabnzb the nzb name HAS TO BE the password for extraction! (see below why)
you MUST NOT rename the job/nzb name in sabnzb because after downloading the nzbname=jobname=finished folder name is set as password for extraction
what you can do to know what you are downloading: in sabnzb you can set a password: jobname / password
with my script sabnzbs own postprocessing is disabled so the pw isn´t used so you can set that to release name what you are downloading, it would have no other function

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@echo off
cd /d %1   									
IF EXIST "*.p*" (rename "*.p*" "*.par2") ELSE echo no pars found ! 
IF EXIST "*.par2" echo pars successfully renamed 
"C:\Program Files (x86)\SABnzbd\win\par2\x64\par2.exe" r "*.par2" "*" 
"C:\Program Files (x86)\SABnzbd\win\unrar\x64\unrar.exe" x -p%3 "*.rar" 
IF errorlevel 1 echo unpacking failure ! (wrong password?)
IF not errorlevel 1 del "*.rar" "*.par2"

everything works fine, the only downside is that the rar password is set to jobname, so you have to name your imported .nzb to the extraction password which is only a small downside but still it would be nice if you could name the job to release name so that you see in your qeue what you are downloading

explanation what the script does:

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@echo off									#all messages off, except where "echo" is written
cd /d %1   									#ChangeDirectory to finshed job directory
IF EXIST "*.p*" (rename "*.p*" "*.par2") ELSE echo no pars found ! 		#if .p* files are found, rename to .par2 else error message, IF/ELSE have to be in the same line, therefore the () to seperate the commands		
IF EXIST "*.par2" echo pars successfully renamed 				#after renaming, if .par2 files are found, success message
"C:\Program Files (x86)\SABnzbd\win\par2\x64\par2.exe" r "*.par2" "*" 		#call par2 to repair and look for all files, that way totally randomly named files are scanned too, if you have sabnzb installed to a different location you have to set the correct path!
"C:\Program Files (x86)\SABnzbd\win\unrar\x64\unrar.exe" x -p%3 "*.rar" 	#call unrar to extract with pw=job/nzbname, if you have sabnzb installed to a different location you have to set the correct path!
IF errorlevel 1 echo unpacking failure ! (wrong password?)			#if unpacking unsuccessful, error message
IF not errorlevel 1 del "*.rar" "*.par2"					#after successful extraction, delete all rars and pars

The password is stored here:

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<incomplete>\%3\__ADMIN__\SABnzbd_attrib

The content is like this:

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*
3
None
0
Job name / PASSWORD
Job name.nzb

Please note that this will only work if you haven't renamed a job.

i´m not sure how to extract the / password from the sabnzb attribute file and make that available for unrar, is that possible with windows shell? (i don´t want to bloat the script so that users who would use that script don´t have to install any additional software)

[me2]

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