Is there a way to have filebot do 'hardlink' by default when running the commnad line instead of 'move'?
This way if I accidentally forget to add the command I will be safe...

thanks!

I have accidentally run a -rename command on a set of files I didnt want and now filebot associates these files with the query I had before. How can I erase all the link filebot has made? I have been struggling big time to make this work properly in an automated way. It seems to automatically rename ...

At the moment all I receive in my inbox when a download fails to process is a very meaningless email saying: [FileBot] Failure Finished without processing any files I am using Ubuntu 14.04 with Transmission, My post processing script is: #!/bin/bash /usr/bin/filebot -script "fn:amc" --output "/home ...

Brilliant! I was just checking the info page again to see if the flag was there and it is. Not sure how I missed it. Now a quick unrelated question, I had a movie be misidentified (Movie is supposed to be Evil Dead 2013). Trying to rename it with: filebot -r -rename /home/plex/Movies/The\ Lucky\ One ...

I just tried out the email feature on the AMC script and its pretty awesome. However I notices it didnt show the failed ones.
Is it possible to be notified of what failed to match/rename? Is there a command for that?

Cheers