Hey Noah,

Pushover recently tonight started generating an HTTP 429 error code (too many requests). Is this due to filebot hitting its monthly quota or something else?

Thanks,
Tweak

I've modified the AMC script to change how the reports are stored as well as send a 2nd pushover. This way I get 1 showing the original file names and another with the renamed filename. This is so I can catch errors as soon as they happen. I'm guessing neither of the options you've suggested will he...

Ok, got it sorted and everything seems to be running normally again with the latest Filebot and AMC scripts.. Thanks! Checked in the logs and there are still errors being generated even though everything seems to be renaming properly..any ideas? Parameter: unsorted = y Parameter: seriesFormat = {new...

*sigh* That's what I figured. Ok, trying to use the newest AMC script..

Updated to 4.5 and java 8. Now getting this error MissingPropertyException: No such property: bindings for class: net.filebot.cli.ArgumentBean groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: bindings for class: net.filebot.cli.ArgumentBean at Script1.run(Script1.groovy:9) at net.filebot.cli....

Yeah I'll update to the latest and see if that fixes it. Will my CLI lines and formats all still work?

Weird Error I just started getting with the last few things I tried running through my custom AMC script..any ideas? Dec 23, 2014 7:39:52 PM net.sourceforge.filebot.media.MediaDetection detectSeriesNames WARNING: Failed to clean matches: Illegal character range near index 296 (?<!\p{Alnum})(<!DOCTYP...

All my logs show a failed to set xattr, so does that mean the tags in filebot are still wrong? and on the 2nd call wouldn't it over write the previous tags anyways as it correctly identifies the episode title on the 2nd call so it is determining it to be from season 10..?

Correct me if I'm wrong but wouldn't the first formula need to be updated every season? Otherwise once season 11 starts it would still force season 10? My solution gets around that. I realize its more work, but it also works for me in my setup as the frist call dumps all the video files into a singl...

Check out line 447 for where it stores unsorted files, and 409-410 for where it stores reports.

I'm sure there is, similar to your other question about where the reports are stored...if you download the amc script and modify it and then run it locally you can tweak just about anything with it.

I'm not sure what you mean? The scene released the file as S09E## but TVDB thinks it should be S10E## for the correct airdate/ episode title, so this bumps the season number up so it identifies as the correct file. Plex also uses theTVDB so if I didn't do this it would htink it was an episode that a...

As some of you who deal with this show (American Dad!) know the file name typically is a season behind what it should actually be compared to TheTVDB for whatever reason and this can be really annoying especially if you run automated scripts to process your files. Here is how I got around it, hopefu...

I am not sure if you can do that but you could add --conflict skip to your code which will skip the file if it sees one that has the same name. Would save you from downloading files over again. Also you appear to have left your gmail username and password in your code above, might want to edit that ...

ok cool. Thanks!

yes, easy to grep, but I was just trying to get it I would be notofied on my phone either via email or pushover so I didn't have to go onto my computer and dig through the logs.

Ok, so no clear way for it to say "[SKIPPED:] {seriesname} - S##E## - {Title}" instead of just "{seriesname} - S##E## - {Title}"?

Doing some tinkering and the skipping of files from -conflict skip is coded into FileBot or groovy itself and not AMC isn't it? Is it even possible to add a couple lines into AMC to detect if it has skipped files?

What about conflict skip? Anyway to have the notifications or log differentiate that? Or would unsorted count for that? Trying to determine what the best conflict option would be as I've had a couple mismatch incidents that over wrote other video files using conflict override, conflict skip just lea...

Is there a way to generate some kind of notification for a conflict fail when moving/copying files using AMC? Or does the rename log input a conflict fail in there somewhere that I could pull it out? def output = getRenameLog().values().fail().toList() or something..

"seriesFormat={new File('H:/videos/Kids TV Shows/', n.replace(':',' -').replace('?','')).exists() ? 'H:/videos/Kids TV Shows/'+n.replace(':',' -').replace('?','') : 'G:/videos/TV Shows/'+n.replace(':',' -').replace('?','')}/{episode.special ? 'Special' : 'Season '+s}{new File('H:/videos/Kids T...

Fair enough,I knew the destination had to do with the format but I was hoping it could somehow detect that further into the format. I will attempt to call another .exists()? Statement further along and see if I can make this work..

Thanks!

Is there a binding for the destination folder? My code looks like this {new File('H:/videos/Kids TV Shows/', n.replace(':',' -').replace('?','')).exists() ? 'H:/videos/Kids TV Shows/'+n.replace(':',' -').replace('?','') : 'G:/videos/TV Shows/'+n.replace(':',' -').replace('?','')}/{episode.special ? ...

Parameter: seriesFormat = {new File('H:/videos/Kids TV Shows/', n.replace(':',' -').replace('?','')).exists() ? 'H:/videos/Kids TV Shows/'+n.replace(':',' -').replace('?','') : 'G:/videos/TV Shows/'+n.replace(':',' -').replace('?','')}/{episode.special ? 'Special' : 'Season '+s}{(' (')+vf.match(/72...

Works great! Thanks