You can use --def exec if you want to call a command on processed files, e.g. chown . Also, running the amc script with the right user, and setting the default umask, might help as well. The default umask you are referring to is OS level or FileBot level? If I use the --def exec does that happen ...

Well looking at it further. It definitely seems that Filebot will create its directories with permission 700 and the owner will be whatever was running the script e.g. sabnzbd. Using wget for now after I run a script to fix the permissions. I'd use ACL's but they are not supported by NFS. Here is my ...

I think I know what the issue might be. When the script runs it is run through sabnzbd, sabnzbd does this weird thing with permissions on files where it only has permission to read the files. This is probably why Plex isn't picking them up. Is there anyway to make the file part of a group or give an ...

Hey folks, I've been using the filebot AMC script which works absolutely fantastic. One issue I have is that for some reason the call to tell Plex to update doesn't seem to be reliable. Sometimes it seems to work, other times it does not. My token is right, I've cleared filebot cache but it still ...