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Rubyscript2Exe is not deleting the temp files once it is done: SOLVED!

Is your Ruby on rails application packed in a exe created by Rubyscript2Exe? Is Ruby2Exe not deleting the temp files once it is done? I came out with the solution of deleting the files of previous run: 1. Replace the contents of init.rb with this: 
require "rubyscript2exe"
require "fileutils"

at_exit do
  require "irb"
  require "drb/acl"
  require "dbi"  
  require "dbd/ODBC/ODBC"
  #Add the libraries you need

end

  if RUBYSCRIPT2EXE.is_compiled?

  ee_base_folder = File.expand_path(RUBYSCRIPT2EXE.appdir + "/../..")
  ee_folder = File.expand_path(RUBYSCRIPT2EXE.appdir + "/..")
  name_parts =  ee_folder.split(".")
  curr_ee_folder_number = name_parts[3].to_i
  last_ee_folder_number = curr_ee_folder_number - 1
  Dir.entries(ee_base_folder).each do |folder|
    if (folder != ".") and (folder != "..") and (folder.split(".")[3].to_i != curr_ee_folder_number)
      
      folder_to_del = ee_base_folder + "/" + folder
      puts "deleting " + folder_to_del
      FileUtils.remove_dir(folder_to_del, true) 
    end
    
  end
end
load "script/server"
2. Before running your application make sure you run this windows batch command to delete the temporary files created by tar2script: 
erase /F /S /Q "%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temp\tar2rubyscript*.*"

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