My filebot call is working great except I can't get it to set permissions for me. I am using "exec" to send bash commands to change file ownership and permissions as well as start another script. The script runs as planned but the bash commands don't seem to execute. Is there problem with ...

Well, that was it. I could have sworn I reviewed the call to look for something like that that would hang me up. Thank you for pointing it out for me!

I am having an issue when running AMC on my tv shows. The script is determining that the file is a tv show and following tv show naming option but matching with a movie. I think this is what the groovy errors I get are showing me. filebot -script fn:sysinfo FileBot 4.9.1 (r7372) JDK8 JNA Native: 5.2...

I'm switching away from Pushbullet and was wondering what other notification agents filebot supports?

I renamed a full series using tmdb but the show was ripped in the sequence of imdb leaving most of the episodes off by 1. I've read that filebot stores the original filename in metadata (or something else?) so could I still rename the files based on the original name?

After updating to Ubuntu 18.04 I was seeing this error when running most filebot commands: javax.net.ssl.SSLException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Unexpected error: java.security.InvalidAlgorithmParameterException: the trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty Because of this I couldn't get anything ...

With the upgrade to Ubuntu 18 I installed Filebot using snap install filebot --devmode and now can't seem to get it working again. Here is my version: FileBot 4.7.9 (r4986) / OpenJDK Runtime Environment 1.8.0_121 / Linux 4.15.0-20-generic (amd64) Here is my example call: sudo filebot -script fn:amc ...

With the upgrade to Ubuntu 18 I installed Filebot using snap install --devmode filebot and now can't seem to get it working again. Here is my version: FileBot 4.7.9 (r4986) / OpenJDK Runtime Environment 1.8.0_121 / Linux 4.15.0-20-generic (amd64) Here is my example call: sudo filebot -script fn:amc ...

Are your movies in "192.168.XXX.XXX\Shared Videos\" or "192.168.XXX.XXX\Shared Videos\New Folder\"?

Can someone give me a hand with my language adding format?

{'.'+lang}
{".$lang"}

Both give "ScriptException: SyntaxError: unexpected token: ."

{\".$lang\"}
.{lang} - just a sanity check

Both worked but added an extra . before the extension for non sub files.

When I have amc get subs can I specify the naming convention?

i.e. "subFormat={n} ({y}){'.'+lang}"

Will {fn =~ /3D/ | /3d/ ? 'Movies - 3D' : 'Movies'} remove the case sensitivity?

Edit: {fn =~ /3D|3d/ ? 'Movies - 3D' : 'Movies'} works.

I am using the example format expression to put 3D movies into a separate folder but I think I may be doing something wrong. The format expressions is: {fn =~ /3D/ ? 'Movies - 3D' : 'Movies'}/{n} ({y}){fn =~ /3D/ ? ' [3D] [H-SBS]' : ''}/{n} ({y}) ({vf}){fn =~ /3D/ ? ' H-SBS' : ''}{' CD'+pi} It is wo...