I had two real auto runs happen and it is now working with the --q addition. Thanks for the troubleshooting tip.

Thanks for the troubleshooting suggestions. I ran the bat manually, pre-populating the $variables$ and it ran but with suggested considerations. * Consider using -non-strict to enable advanced auto-selection * Consider using --filter "id in [TvDB ID]" or --q "Series Name" to sele...

Additional context, I know everything within the format statement works, as that is my default format setting within the filebot app. Something is failing between the call from sonarr and the response from the script. I also validated my radarr script, which is basically the same (different format s...

I have a rename script as a bat file which is called from Connect (On Import, On Upgrade) in Sonarr. It use to work fine until a few months ago, possibly when Sonarr was upgraded to v3. I noticed the files are not renaming and when I go into Sonarr and validate the script via Save, I get the followi...

It is working fine this morning. So not sure what's going on with the network connection, especially since all other internet related items are working. Very odd!!

Sorry for the slow responses and thanks for the help. here is the output. Ran first line, then clear cache, tried to do a fetch & match, then ran third line (output below) and then first line again (output below). C:\Users\MEDIA>filebot -script fn:sysinfo Initialize new disk cache: C:\Users\MEDI...

I've run filebot -clear-cache multiple times but hasn't resolved the issue. I am running a VPN, but have no connection issues with anything else and I can hit the api directly via browser. C:\Users\MEDIA>filebot -clear-cache Clear cache * Delete C:\Users\MEDIA\AppData\Roaming\FileBot\cache\0 C:\User...

Trying to do a Fetch & Match with TheMovieDB and continue to get EOFException error. I've tried running the -clear-cache cli and reinstalling the app with no resolution. I cannot use F5 information function as it also throws EOFException error. Windows 10 x64 OS Below are Warning details. # C:\U...