rednoah wrote: ↑27 Nov 2019, 04:34 I recommend going for the $6 per year option:

Done. Thanks. Happy to support this app.

Any plans for a Black Friday / Cyber Monday discount?
I'd love to upgrade from the last free version and support your app, but $40 is a little more than I was hoping to pay. I came to the Windows Store tonight expecting to buy it for $20 because that's the last price I remember it being.

Thanks for that.

Changing -script dev:amc to -script fn:amc fixed the issue.
Now I need to work out what functionality I was using dev:amc for in the first place to understand the ramifications of this move

Thanks for the change. I can confirm that by adding the .html extension through dev:amc iOS now offers "Quick Look" for the Pushbullet file attachment. This is not offered for file attachments that have no extension. And it works perfectly for Filebot reports. Is there any downside to me using ...

I'll report it but I doubt anything will be done: they've moved onto their new app and Pushbullet iOS hasn't been updated in over a year.

On Reddit someone asked if the iOS app will be updated for Timer X and someone said "consider it abandonware". [Source: Reddit]

I think I've found the issue: Filebot sends the attachment to Pushbullet without a file extension. For example, the file I just received was called "FileBot finished processing 1 files" instead of "FileBot finished processing 1 files.html". With the appropriate extension, I'm sure iOS would be able ...

IFTTT might help you forward PushBullet messages to any other kind of service: https://ifttt.com/connect/pushbullet/email I like IFTTT and had considered this workaround. Sadly, Pushbullet only provides output - the IFTT T part, not the IF T TT one. So there's no way for me to automate an email ...

No, I'm talking about Pushbullet. I'm using Pushbullet. Have you received a FileBot report to Pushbullet on an iOS device? There's an attachment which you have to download (already an extra step to get the information) and once it's downloaded there's no obvious way to view it. Following your reply ...

When FileBot sends reports by email they include the original filename but also the new path and filename. I've been unable to get the emails working so I've switched to Pushbullet reports but these only include the original filename. My feature request is that these get expanded to include more ...

I thought you meant the Java Console window. Not the CMD window. The output from the command remains unchanged after setting those options: [mail] Failed to send email: Can't send command to SMTP host I've also tried uninstalling Java, cleaning up all trace of Java on the machine, rebooting ...

I used the setx command and got the success message. Nonetheless, no console ever appears.

Yes, I have enabled it:

Found it, I think. Is this where you want me to enter those args?

Sorry, on Windows where do I enter those arguments? At the CLI I tried putting the script in quotes and the arguments before it: java -Dmail.smtp.starttls.enable=true -Dmail.debug=true "filebot -script fn:amc --output "//<myNAS>/Multimedia" --action move -non-strict "C:/Users/<username>/Downloads ...

Thanks, I'd tried running it from the command line. After the file is found, renamed correctly and moved, the console displays an error regarding the email problem: [mail] Failed to send email: Can't send command to SMTP host MessagingException: Can't send command to SMTP host Done ?(?????)? Like I ...

Thanks for the reply. amc.log works just fine in the current location. In that file I consistently see the same error message about sending emails: MessagingException: Can't send command to SMTP host But this exact same script works on a different computer on the same network. Both PCs are running ...

I'm using this script on uTorrent's "Run this program when a torrent finishes" option (on Win 10): filebot -script fn:amc --output "//mynas/Multimedia" --action move -non-strict "C:/Users/[MyName]/Downloads/Completed" --log-file amc.log --def "seriesFormat=/TV/{n}/Season {s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t ...

Nobody has any ideas that might help?

I had a simple CLI script for FB which was called by uTorrent. I upgraded my computer. I copied and pasted the script from the old machine to the new one and, whilst it still renames files and moves them to my NAS as desired, the email parameter (--def gmail=) no longer succeeds. From the CLI ...

After playing with sendEmail for a while I found that when specifying the 587 port and enabling tls I was able to send an email from the command line. This was the command: sendEmail.exe -f [my full email address] -t [my full email address] -s smtp.gmail.com:587 -o tls=yes -xu [my full email address ...

I've just switched computers (one Win10 PC to another). On my previous computer, uTorrent invoked Filebot after completing a download and sent an email using the parameter: --def gmail= On the new computer, the same command (copied and pasted between the two PCs) results in this error in the FB log ...

Thanks very much.

I'd like my Filebot command to do more than rename my downloads and file them correctly. Specifically I want the original files to be deleted. Currently my command looks like this: filebot -script fn:amc --output "//ts421nas/Multimedia" --action copy -non-strict "c:/downloads/completed" --log-file ...