So I gave the repo a try, but failed : root@server:~# apt-key adv --fetch-keys "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/filebot/plugins/master/gpg/maintainer.pub" Executing: /tmp/tmp.kuHJZvQopu/gpg.1.sh --fetch-keys https://raw.githubusercontent.com/filebot/plugins/master/gpg/maintainer.pub gpgkeys ...

Thanks for the details, I should consider the Java 8 version as outdated now.
That's a good reason to migrate my server I guess!

Hmm that's strange, I swear the openjdk-jre8 (and the libs) were listed as a dependency... Any possible mistake on my side?

PS : I didn't use any script, just downloaded the .deb and dpkg -i

PPS : the libjna is the problem, it recommends the default-jre (but not headless)

Hello, 1. Good to know :-) 2. By why, I meant : is there a technical reason or benefits of some sorts to have both? Is there no backward compatibility if you stick on Java 8? (to widen compatibility) 3. Just tried, works fine (posted a remark on the .deb package thread) 4. Cool, bought a licence 5 ...

Hello everyone, I have a quick question : I'm using Filebot on a Ubuntu headless server (16.04) and the 4.7.9 was working fine with openjdk-8-jre-headless. The latest .deb (4.8.5) required though the full openjdk-8-jre and pulled over 200MB of libs. Is there any good reason behind it or is it just a ...

Hello everyone, I've been using Filebot on a dedicated server the last years and was stuck on 4.7.9 for a while until I realized that the new versions requires a licence (or need to be bought in some store). I don't mind participating but I have a few questions : -will the headless linux builds ...

I will for sure!
I know I should optimize my work flow, but I'm used to move, rename and download subs with the local GUI on the remote server.
I should though give a try to the CLI directly on the server (headless jre).

I wish you a very nice week-end - and thanks again for your great work.

Works \o/ I've checked the console, it throws no error.
Well, congrats, and thanks a lot for your help, you just made my life easier

PS : I've made you a small donation, hope that helps you going on!

Wow that's cool, thanks for the quick answer!
It looks like though that the KIO side is also... KO ^^
I've tried to locate where the SFTP folder was mounted but I couldn'f find it.

Maybe it's the same kind of problem?

I've just made a quick test, built a KDE Neon VM (similar to Kubuntu, but with the latest KDE packages) and I'm getting the same error. I've mounted the SSHFS folder with Dolphin ; it passes the same kind of URI to Filebot, with the same result : Invalid file URI: sftp://[email protected]/home/nico ...

My bad you're right, the actual path in /run/user is :

Same as you! Example : sftp://[email protected]/home/nico/Series/The%20Grand%20Tour%20-%20Season%201 Maps to : /run/user/1000/gvfs/sftp:host=myserver.org,user=nico/home/nico/Series/The%20Grand%20Tour%20-%20Season%201/ But whether I'm drag and dropping from the former or the latter path gives exactly ...

Hi everyone, I'm reviving a post of 2012 (!). Hope someone's there listening! So a little background here : I'm using Filebot a lot on a distant Linux server through SSHFS. I was doing it under Windows for a while (with WinSSHFS), but it stopped working properly when I installed Windows 10. So I ...