Hello
I'm using filebot (AMC skript) with deluge postprocessing on Ubuntu 14.04 to move and rename my files to their folders under media/movies and media/tv shows.
Is there a possibility that I only process it for movies (e.g. found at themoviedb) and skip all TV Shows?
thanks in advance
Doogie
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- 16 Mar 2015, 09:18
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Moving only movies, ignoring TV Shows & documentaries
- Replies: 1
- Views: 2019
- 15 Mar 2015, 18:17
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: Wishlist for New Features and Scripts
- Replies: 108
- Views: 114983
Re: Wishlist for New Features and Scripts
Hello,
I already use the fn:amc script with deluge postprocessing, but want to process only movie files, while ignoring all tv shows. Is that already possible?
I already use the fn:amc script with deluge postprocessing, but want to process only movie files, while ignoring all tv shows. Is that already possible?
- 27 Mar 2014, 15:05
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: [SOLVED] Ubuntu/Deluge:Script3.groovy: 1: unexpected token
- Replies: 8
- Views: 7155
Re: Ubuntu/Deluge:Script3.groovy: 1: unexpected token
thx, problem solved
- 27 Mar 2014, 14:18
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: [SOLVED] Ubuntu/Deluge:Script3.groovy: 1: unexpected token
- Replies: 8
- Views: 7155
Re: Ubuntu/Deluge:Script3.groovy: 1: unexpected token
ugh... that's all? shame on me... 
will do so, thanks for your heads up!

will do so, thanks for your heads up!
- 27 Mar 2014, 14:13
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: [SOLVED] Ubuntu/Deluge:Script3.groovy: 1: unexpected token
- Replies: 8
- Views: 7155
[SOLVED] Ubuntu/Deluge:Script3.groovy: 1: unexpected token
Hello, I'm using FileBot on Ubuntu 12.04 for a while now, where Deluge starts a script after finalising any torrent download. Suddenly, this simple script seems to return an error, for no obvious reason. #!/bin/bash TORRENT_ID=$1 TORRENT_NAME=$2 TORRENT_PATH=$3 filebot -script fn:amc --output "$HOME ...