Not sure why it's happening, but the utorrent script is misidentifying which episode is a particular Real time with Bill Maher episode. I assume it is something going wrong with the identifying the date in the filename. Here's the the relevant log:

Input: /home/belgarth/Downloads/.torrents ...

I'm not sure if even 5 days will be enough for some shows. Take the daily show for example: http://thetvdb.com/?tab=season&seriesid=71256&seasonid=502390&lid=7. It still doens't have anything listed for next week. Would it be possible to get a cli option to specify manually how often to refresh the ...

The issue isn't why the Resurrection episode data is empty (ie without title). That I believe is to be expected given the entries for the show at http://thetvdb.com/?tab=season&seriesid=111741&seasonid=432981&lid=7

The question is why is the Resurrection show being considered a candidate for ...

When running utorrent script with the following log:
Input: /home/belgarth/Downloads/.torrents-complete/Revenge.S02E11.720p.HDTV.X264-DIMENSION/revenge.211.720p-dimension/Revenge.S02E11.720p.HDTV.X264-DIMENSION.mkv
Group: [tvs:Revenge] => [Revenge.S02E11.720p.HDTV.X264-DIMENSION.mkv]
Rename episodes ...

That was my first guess, but adding in a regex escape doesn't help, it seems to get ignored:
belgarth@server1:~/bin$ filebot -non-strict -trust-script --conflict override -script "/home/belgarth/bin/utorrent-postprocess.groovy" --filter "!(n ==~ /Vegas/) && !(n ==~ /Smash Hit/) && !(n ==~ /Smash ...

I'm working on setting up a filter to block the series Title "Vega$", but I am having a problem figuring out how to match against the '$' character:

Input: /home/belgarth/Downloads/Unsorted/Vegas (2012) - S01E11 - Serve, Volley and Kill.mkv
Group: [tvs:Vega$] => [Vegas (2012) - S01E11 - Serve ...

Here is the diff of the changes to the utorrent script I came up with to deal with extracted files in case someone else needs it:
belgarth@server1:~/bin$ diff utorrent-postprocess.groovy test
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< def extracted = []
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< extracted = extract(file: input.findAll{ it.isArchive() }, output: null ...

Thanks for the quick reply. The filter worked. Upgrading the jar did not change the matching behavior. Also, the first time I ran filebot after switching to the new version resulted in the following errors. Suseqent runs have been error free, but I figured I would post it just in case. There was a ...

I'm seeing a bit of a weird result when running the utorrent script against tv show Vegas in non-strict mode. For some reason episode s01e03 matches against the old Vegas tv show, but episode s01e02 matches against the new 2012 version of the show. I'm mostly just curious why the inconsistency. I ...

I recently switched to using using the utorrent-postprocessing script with deluge. I had to adjust it a bit since deluge doesn't support things like ut_kind, etc, but it basically works. I'm running into one issue that I don't believe is related to deluge vs utorrent however.

The problem relates to ...

Thanks for the quick work, I tested r1052 and it fixes the xena issue. Franklin and bash is still broken though:
belgarth@server1:~$ filebot -list --q "franklin and bash"
Exception: Failed to auto-select search result: [Franklin & Bash]
Failure (°_°)
belgarth@server1:~$ filebot -list --q "franklin ...

Same problem with r1036

For some reason it seems like filebot is having issue reading the episode data for a couple different shows:

belgarth@media-server:~$ filebot --conflict override -rename --db tvrage --format "/home/belgarth/Downloads/TV-Shows/{n}/{n} - {sxe} - {t}" /home/belgarth/Downloads/TV-Shows/Unsorted/xena ...

I'll use a specific example. My files for the tv series "the river" are just titled "the.river" in the filename without the 2012 (which is the files really are from thtvdb perspective). Right now, I need to use -q and specify "the river 2012". I would like to have a mechanism (likely a config file ...

Hoping to get some help with 2 problems I found with the sortivo.groovy script.
1) It doesn't look like the script works with cd1/cd2 movies. I suspect it is because the .each that is used to go through the directory causes each of the multipart movie files to be looked at individually. Anyone have ...

thanks for the quick work. New version works perfectly.

You may want to add a link to the latest jar folder to the main download page or add a testing page with a link off of the main site.

Forgive me if this already exists, I wasn't able to find a way to deal with Movie filenames with cd numbers in them or with -a and -b, ie:
rio-xvid-cd1.avi
rio-xvid-cd2.avi
or
arthur-a.avi
arthur-b.avi

As currently implemented, running filebot rename cli on it will just renames the first one (cd1 ...

belgarth@media-server:~/Downloads/TV-Shows/Unsorted$ ls
psych.s06e11.720p.hdtv.x264-compulsion.mkv the.soup.2012.03.07.720p.hdtv.x264-momentum.mkv
psych.s06e11.720p.hdtv.x264-orenji.mkv
belgarth@media-server:~/Downloads/TV-Shows/Unsorted$ rm "/home/belgarth/Downloads/TV-Shows/The Soup/The Soup ...

belgarth@media-server:~/Downloads/TV-Shows/Unsorted$ filebot --q "Tosh 0" -list --db thetvdb
Exception: Failed to auto-select search result: []
Failure (°_°)
belgarth@media-server:~/Downloads/TV-Shows/Unsorted$ filebot --q "Tosh.0" -list --db thetvdb
Tosh.0 - 1x01 - Afro Ninja
Tosh.0 - 1x02 - Miss ...

belgarth@media-server:~/Downloads/TV-Shows/Unsorted$ ls
psych.s06e11.720p.hdtv.x264-compulsion.mkv the.colbert.report.2012.03.07.hdtv.xvid-fqm.avi
psych.s06e11.720p.hdtv.x264-orenji.mkv the.soup.2012.03.07.720p.hdtv.x264-momentum.mkv
survivor.s24e04.720p.hdtv.x264-orenji.mkv
belgarth@media-server ...

should "filebot -version" reflect the new version after using this method?

belgarth@media-server:~$ sudo cp filebot-2.5-r935-matchfix.jar /usr/share/filebot/FileBot.jar
belgarth@media-server:~$ filebot -version
FileBot 2.5 (r905) / OpenJDK Runtime Environment 1.6.0_23 (headless)

In this case strict mode fails due to confusion between Lost and Lost Girl.

I'm running filebot on ubuntu installed via the deb package. Are there instructions somewhere on how I can use the latest JAR to take over the currently installed filebot structure (ie the new latest jar will be the one run ...

I'm curious if this is a mistake or just the way it is meant to be:

$filebot -non-strict -rename --db thetvdb --format "/home/belgarth/Downloads/TV-Shows/{n}/{n} - {s}x{e} - {t}" /home/belgarth/Downloads/TV-Shows/Unsorted/lost.girl.s02e18.720p.hdtv.x264-2hd.mkv
Rename episodes using [TheTVDB]
Auto ...

I would like to be able to use the filebot cli to match against top gear us without having to use the -q option and the results are:

belgarth@media-server:~/Downloads/TV-Shows/Unsorted$ filebot -rename --db thetvdb --format "./{n} - {s}x{e} - {t}" ./top.gear.us.s03e03.hdtv.x264-momentum.mp4
Rename ...

doh, didn't see the typo, but there is still something else wrong:

$ filebot --q "Saturday Night Live" -rename --db thetvdb --format "/home/X/Downloads/TV-Shows/{n}/{n} - {s}x{e} - {t}" /home/X/Downloads/TV-Shows/Unsorted/saturday.night.live.s37e15.maya.rudolph-sleigh.bells.hdtv.xvid-2hd.avi ...