Ah thanks rednoah, can't believe how responsive and quick you are to get about stuff on this forum, especially if you are just one person, pretty much unparalleled level of customer / user support which is partly what made me happy to buy my license! :-) Will try the latest revision and get back to ...

Following finding this thread > https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=12022 - thanks @Rednoah I have disabled xattr using the following command: filebot -script fn:properties --def net.filebot.xattr.store=.xattr Having an issue running the following command: filebot -script fn:mediainfo &qu...

You'll want to add the folder that contains the java executable to the $PATH before calling filebot : export PATH="/path/to/filebot/bin:/path/to/jdk/bin:$PATH" filebot -version :arrow: Commands, the $PATH, and other Linux basics Ah okay thanks, I'll give this a go later as I'm not at home...

Okay so I tried to just put java in the same location as Filebot.sh file to avoid needing to alter $PATH to allow to run java and still no luck. Even when in the /bin/ directory of the java installation I seemingly can not run java... root@KnightRouter:/opt/jdk-17.0.2+8/bin# java -sh: java: not foun...

Come across a few stumbling blocks as to be expected. Line 114 & 115 on the get-java.sh script don't work due to the location being read-only also there is no /usr/local/bin/ folder but there is a /usr/bin/ root@KnightRouter:/opt# ln -s -f "$JAVA_EXE" "/usr/bin/java" ln: /usr...

Ah grand, thanks for your reply @rednoah amazing how much work you've put into this and how active you are with responses. I'll give it a go on the router and see. I'm trying to limit processes running on it due to past issues of reboots when overloaded being a thing but still planning to run transm...

Hi y'all, I'm trying to work out whether it would be possible for me to run filebot on my router itself. Router - Linksys EA6700 - Specs: * CPU = ARM v7 800mhz dual core * Flash size = 128mb * Running Fresh Tomato firmware currently I feel like the CPU being ARM might be an issue in terms of getting...