Almost certainly. Removing the "The" is already problematic, but adding at the end just makes things not match the database. If you modify the name by removing the "The" at the beginning then you definitely want to add {tvdb-12345} ID tags so that Plex can use the numeric ID instead of the partial ...

rednoah wrote: ↑20 Dec 2023, 16:00 If you're organizing files for Kodi / Plex / etc then I would strongly recommend not adding ", The" between name and year as that will almost certainly make file names not machine-readable.

Yeah it is for Plex. I was assuming that it would cause issues, hence reaching out.

You can probably do something like this, i.e. remove any trailing (...) at the end of the String value if any: { n.replaceTrailingBrackets().sortName('$2, $1') } ({y}) ** Note that this code will also remove the (US) in Coupling (US) Thanks. I think I might just stick with stripping the "the\an\a ...

Putting the The at the end is troublesome if you want to put the The after the name but before the year, so I recommend simply not doing that: { ny } or stripping the The at the beginning and not putting it somewhere else: { ny.sortName() } :idea: Adding a , The between the name and the year is of ...

I will play around with that. Thanks for the tip!

If I hear you right, specials are likely best to handle manually? That's fine if so. Thanks!!

So instead of: I would use: Is that right?

Is there a good way for the format to know? An "if" statement? I can look it up in the docs, if you can do an if. Thanks

Looks like it pulled the 162 "episode" number. Is that usable in any way in my current format?

Thanks Red. I had figured the first part out and it's what you said. For the second part, I am using TVMaze and it has a season and episode as far as I can tell, it's listed as "S00E162" unless the backend data that is actually pulled does not reflect that?

I think I figured out the first issue, with the year.

Replacing With

Morning and happy Tuesday! To start, this is my current format: M:\TV\{n.sortName('$2, $1')} ({y})\{regular ? 'Season' + s.pad(2) : 'Specials'}\{'s'+s.pad(2)}.e{e.pad(2)}.{t} I current would like help changing two things. 1. Doctor Who is a good example, the title when pulling from The TVDB is ...

If you're not limited to built-in PowerShell command, that a dedicated tool will work much better, and also be able to find log4j patterns within nested archives. I tried running that command on the C drive. Took 25 minutes before I stopped it. I am using a combo of the two. The Powershell command ...

You can also use this on any jar files you found. From a security company, works well to double check

https://github.com/mergebase/log4j-detector

I found that PS command yesterday, thanks. You said you had a script to search inside the jar file? Yes, the select-string "JndiLookup.class" $_ part does that. It'll just check the binary content for a "JndiLookup.class" character sequence, and that works since zip files don't compress zip entry ...

I found that PS command yesterday, thanks. You said you had a script to search inside the jar file?

We use PDQ, they wrote a script to check against known vulnerable hashes: https://www.pdq.com/blog/log4j-vulnerab ... 021-44228/

HI, I am not a java developer by a long shot but in the commons-logging.jar Filebot is using, there is at least a reference for LOG4J I think in form of a hashtable. What use does this function have if you don't mind explaining? Or is this just an underlying lib you are using? I just ran a script ...

@rednoah thanks for looking into that a little more. My entire yesterday and my entire today was and will be spent scanning my 800 computers for the java programs and log4j. It just popped into my head that Filebot uses Java.

Cool thanks.

Does Filebot use log4j and if so, do you have an updating coming for it?

I am trying a file I know went missing. I am using TVMaze because I had issues with TVDB showing TBA for many Disney+ shows. This file is Hawkeye, TVDB still shows TBA. TVMaze does not seem to match it at all, just stays blank. Attached is a GIF of what happens when I do this manually. Not sure what ...

I have a powershell script that uses filebot cli. Every now and then a file goes "missing". I see there is an error log but is there a way to write to a log when something is renamed? Just so I can see it was processed by filebot and where filebot put it

Thanks! I'll play with these suggestions later. Sorry, for some reason I am not getting emails on your replies even though I am subscribed so I am forgetting to check. (edit: I guess you are not subscribed by post, you have to manually do it. I should get replies now.)

Like I said, I do have the year in the format as I like to see the year of the show. However some times the year is already in the show title that Filebot pulls, so it ends up doubling. I'm not saying it's a "bug" I'm just wondering if you think there is anything that can be added to future release ...

Also. I 1000% love that you use Firefly as examples. #MuchLove