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Every 70 seconds scrapebox inputs the good proxies into a file, any file I want, call it first.txt. So first.txt say has 5 lines of proxies. The 70 seconds later, it copies over the previous 5 proxie
Every 70 seconds scrapebox inputs the good proxies into a file, any file I want, call it first.txt. So first.txt say has 5 lines of proxies.
The 70 seconds later, it copies over the previous 5 proxies and puts however many it found, say it was 10.
So first.txt has only 10 proxies, but the first 5 are gone.
So I wanted to copy those proxies every 70 seconds and add them to a second file and combine them with the first file.
So then I will have 15 proxies
The 70 seconds later, it copies over the previous 5 proxies and puts however many it found, say it was 10.
So first.txt has only 10 proxies, but the first 5 are gone.
So I wanted to copy those proxies every 70 seconds and add them to a second file and combine them with the first file.
So then I will have 15 proxies
This is a strange requirement. What is the context/nature of the problem to be solved?
ASKER
I want to copy the proxies from scrapebox that autmatically gets saved in a text file and proxies are replaced in same file after every 70 seconds, so i want to copy the data and append it to a new file after every time data gets replaced in source file in every 70 seconds.
ASKER
Sir, here is what i want.Every 70 seconds scrapebox inputs the good proxies into a file, any file I want, call it first.txt. So first.txt say has 5 lines of proxies.
The 70 seconds later, it copies over the previous 5 proxies and puts however many it found, say it was 10.
So first.txt has only 10 proxies, but the first 5 are gone.
So I wanted to copy those proxies every 70 seconds and add them to a second file and combine them with the first file.
So then I will have 15 proxies
The 70 seconds later, it copies over the previous 5 proxies and puts however many it found, say it was 10.
So first.txt has only 10 proxies, but the first 5 are gone.
So I wanted to copy those proxies every 70 seconds and add them to a second file and combine them with the first file.
So then I will have 15 proxies
Then it seems simpler to create an every minute scheduled task to do a copy (append). No need for script coding required.
ASKER
How can i create an every minute task to append the file?
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Thanks, Bill