I'm attempting to rename music using the following format. But I cannot seem to get it right. I've figured out the formatting for my other media, such as movies and tv shows. But I cannot figure this out.

Why did you not read the post I linked for you? I still don't know what OS, processor architecture, how you "installed" FileBot, etc Include the output of filebot -script fn:sysinfo Anyway, it seems like fpcalc can't be found. As long as it's in the PATH it should work. A symlink in /usr/bin should ...

Is fpcalc installed? david@server:~$ ls -al /usr/bin/fpcalc -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 14776 Dec 5 2013 /usr/bin/fpcalc david@server:~$ ls -al /usr/share/filebot/fpcalc -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2228952 Nov 7 08:17 /usr/share/filebot/fpcalc david@server:~$ /usr/share/filebot/fpcalc -version fpcalc version ...

david@server:~$ filebot -rename "Zapp/Zapp\ II/" --db AcoustID --format "~/{AlbumArtist}/{Album}/{t} - {n}" -non-strict Rename music using [AcoustID] IOException: Failed to exec fpcalc: Exit code 2 java.io.IOException: Failed to exec fpcalc: Exit code 2 at net.filebot.web.AcoustIDClient.fpcalc ...

rednoah wrote:Nope, character encoding certainly has nothing to do with filesystem xattr support.

So were good? Thank you for everything.

First of all, read this again: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-redirect-error-output-to-file/ When logging output it's best to merge stdout and stderr and redirect it both to the same file. So that it's basically what you'd see in the console. command1 > everything.txt 2>&1 You do realize that ...

$HOME is undefined so filebot is run with invalid configuration. BAD app data location: /.filebot GOOD app data location: /home/debian-transmission/.filebot I think I set $HOME correctly, but It didn't make a difference. See Below: UPDATE: Added export, see below Here I cat the script: test@ubuntu ...

Did you only redirect standard output and forgot to redirect standard error? That's a YES then. You are ONLY redirect standard output. You are NOT redirect error output. How can you write so much shell script and never know about Standard Error ? :shock: Example: https://www.filebot.net/forums ...

The "Failure" log looks weird. Did you redirect output? Did you only redirect standard output and forgot to redirect standard error? I have a completely new simple script for troubleshooting( took away everything that could cause an issue ). Here is the script, and output. If there is any way to ...

Here is another.. Is there any way to get more detailed logging? Rename episodes using [TheTVDB] Auto-detected query: [arrow] Failure (?_?) And this is what happens when I use sudo su - debian-transmission -c 'path/to/script' Rename episodes using [TheTVDB] Auto-detected query: [arrow] Fetching ...

I have a bash script that runs as user debian-transmission triggered by transmission-daemon. Which fails to find matches using filebot, but when I run with `su - debian-transmission -c 'script'` it works fine. Both are running as the same user. Why does it not work when transmission-deamon tells ...

Links for the Debian packages are broken

https://www.filebot.net/download.php?mo ... &arch=i686

https://www.filebot.net/download.php?mo ... arch=amd64

Never mind, they are back online.

You were right. IDK what it was. I just re-typed the whole thing using vi. It now works. Also, is there a way to have multiple naming schemes in the same script? One for movies, and one for tv shows? #Renames & Moves Movies if ls -1 /path/to/movies/* >/dev/null 2>&1 then filebot -r -rename /path/to ...

I just tried absolute paths with no script. Still not functioning properly. Updated to Java 7 hoping it would help. It didn't. Even deleted and re-downloaded the FileBot.app filebot -rename /Users/davidcuster/Documents/FileBot/Movies —-format “/Users/davidcuster/Documents/iFlicks/{n}\ \({y}\)” -non-s ...

Thank you for this wonderful program you've created. The format option does not seem to be moving files to specified directory. #Renames Movies if ls -1 $HOME/Documents/FileBot/Movies/* >/dev/null 2>&1 then /Applications/FileBot.app/Contents/MacOS/filebot -rename $HOME/Documents/FileBot/Movies ...