CleanUp smb mess can quickly and easily clean FAT 32 drives, pendrives, SD memories for mobiles and cameras, SMB/CIFS Samba shares (Windows and Linux) from ".DS_Dtore" and "._*" files, and other invisibles files the Mac lefts behind.
- GUI with a lot of options
- Can remove also Temporary Items, Time Machine tokens, Spotlight indexes, Mac Trash folders etc.
- Automatically detects volumes to be cleaned.
- Unlimited shareware: no license, no limitations, no expiry date. Shareware fee is just an ethical issue.
What's New
Version 2.2:
- Fixed a bug preventing FAT32 automatic disks recognition
- Fixed a bug preventing eject of some volumes if needed
- Enhanced Drag&Drop detection, distinguishing between disks and folders
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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| Downloads:6,930 |
| Version Downloads:1,299 |
| Type:Utilities : Optimizers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:24 Jun 2011 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $2.00 |
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CleanUp smb mess can quickly and easily clean FAT 32 drives, pendrives, SD memories for mobiles and cameras, SMB/CIFS Samba shares (Windows and Linux) from ".DS_Dtore" and "._*" files, and other invisibles files the Mac lefts behind.
- GUI with a lot of options
- Can remove also Temporary Items, Time Machine tokens, Spotlight indexes, Mac Trash folders etc.
- Automatically detects volumes to be cleaned.
- Unlimited shareware: no license, no limitations, no expiry date. Shareware fee is just an ethical issue.
Anonymous reviewed on 11 Jun 2004
eg. When a file ._archrux.jpg has no corresponding archrux.jpg file, then it's okay to delete the ._archrux.jpg file.
Its purpose is to completely remove Mac-only data, in this case you don't wan to save some resource.
In addition I would like to remember that resources in Mac document dramatically decreased, now they mostly contain a custom icon.
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jory reviewed on 07 Apr 2004
Yes, it could be a dangerous thing to use, but I wanted to delete all the .DS_Store and ._xxxx files that got created when I dropped MP3 files onto my Jukebox via an SMB share. MP3 files have no resource fork, so it was safe.
I do wish I had an idea that it was working, but I did have it sort through 80 GB of MP3s, all in nested directory structures, and it completed in just a couple minutes!
Anonymous reviewed on 03 Mar 2003
The Windoze IT administrators want the useless clutter of .DS_Store files done away with; but deleting the resource fork files render storage of many Mac files utterly useless!
We need a user preference option to NOT delete resource fork files!!!!!!
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sembrolacarta rated on 27 Apr 2011
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sembrolacarta rated on 21 Apr 2011