rednoah wrote:Works on headless/embedded Linux:

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cat osdb.txt | filebot -script dev:configure

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Enter OpenSubtitles username: Enter OpenSubtitles password: Testing OpenSubtitles... OK

well, this is gonna be problem - i'm running windows 8.1

rednoah wrote:Improved support for pseudo TTY and STDIN redirection with r2890 so you should be able to feed user/password to the fn:configure script via standard input.

I've tried to run psexec again and the same error..

Don't use psexec then. It seems to have issues with console-interactive programs. The output looks jumbled up as well... Use remote desktop to login and then use a local cmd to enter your user details. "too complicated" - i know what remote desktop or teamviewer is - this should be way to make it ...

This is batch file i created download subs on demand: C:\Users\Jakub\Desktop>chcp 1250 Active code page: 1250 C:\Users\Jakub\Desktop>set _user=server C:\Users\Jakub\Desktop>set _heslo=server776781132 C:\Users\Jakub\Desktop>set _server=\\192.168.0.99 C:\Users\Jakub\Desktop>cd C:\ C:\>psexec -u server ...

You only have to login once.... You say you're lazy but what you're doing is actually more work well, that's not truth - I already logged in on my server machine but when i try to run the script remotely it doesn't allow me to log in - i don't want to install FileBot on my PC, that's why I'm trying ...

Hello, I have "server" PC at home running Win 7 Ultimate and it has filebot installed. I'm too lazy to come to the PC and start script manually or launch TeamViewer on my PC, so I googled how to run remote pcs cmd on my pc - it's called "psexec". Everything went smoothly untill I tried to login to ...