That did the trick. Thanks for all the help!

Got it, thanks.

Will muck with it and see if I can get Hazel to recognize where the home directory is.

Is Filebot calling $HOME somewhere? I don't have that in my amc.sh file: #!/bin/sh -xu /opt/homebrew/bin/filebot -script fn:amc "$@" --output "/Volumes/Super Storage/Video/To Be Processed" --conflict skip -non-strict --log-file "/Users/mj/Desktop/amc.log" --action TEST --def excludeList=".excludes ...

I'm trying to move from Transmission running Filebot on torrent completion to running it in Hazel when a finished torrent shows up in the directory. The Transmission post processing works great, but when trying to run the Hazel version, I get an error. The script output from Hazel is: 2022-04-20 12 ...

Finally got it to work. It looks like Homebrew installs Filebot to a different location on M1 Macs, so I needed /opt/homebrew/bin/filebot -script fn:amc --output "/Volumes/Iron Storage/Video/To Be Processed" --action copy --conflict skip -non-strict --log-file /Users/mj/Desktop/amc.log --def ...

Got it. I updated the Script to printenv > "/Volumes/Iron Storage/Video/To Be Processed/log.txt" When a test torrent completes, I get no log.txt file in that directory. So I'm guessing it's a permissions thing. QBittorrent hasn't asked for permission to that Volume, but I gave it full disk access in ...

I've had Transmission working with AMC for years without issue, but I'm now moving to QBitorrent for better native M1 support. I've got the script setup as the instructions dictate ( filebot -script fn:amc --output "/Volumes/Iron Storage/Video/To Be Processed" --action duplicate --conflict skip -non ...

I've been (happily) running the AMC post-processing script for years. However, lately, some files are failing to rename and I can't figure out why. Here's my script (I believe this is copied straight from the docs): #!/bin/sh -xu # Input Parameters ARG_PATH="$TR_TORRENT_DIR/$TR_TORRENT_NAME" ARG ...

For one particular movie (Vivarium 2020), I'm getting this error when manually fetching artwork from the CLI. Command: filebot -script fn:artwork.tmdb ./ I'm running that from within the directory holding the video file. It outputs: Volumes/Super Storage/Video/Movies/Vivarium (2020) => Vivarium ...

Got it. I didn't realize I needed single tickets around the format.

I've always had quotes around it and now see the error in my ways.

I've started using Radarr and thus need the file's quality in the filename so this stupid program knows it's downloaded something already. I'm trying: {plex.derive{" [$vf, $vc, $ac]"}} But my .workflow (I'm using this as a service) gets an error: The action “Run Shell Script” encountered an error: “I ...

All good now, thanks for the help.

My 4k movies are going to the right place with the right formatting and artwork. My other movies and TV shows are going to the right place for Handbrake to process them to change their container and reduce filesize.

Thanks again for the help!

Thanks. I think I've got something that's working now.

Now to download my first 4k movie and see if this all works (or test from command line if it doesn't!)

Okay, if I switch to -script fn:amc, I get the right Plex structure.

But my 4k movie is moving into the regular Movies folder, so I think I need to rename that test file so Filebot knows it's 4k. Or maybe my if else isn't working right. I'll keep poking at it.

Console shows success, it moved the file, just not to the right location: Alfred@Pennyworth Video % /usr/local/bin/filebot -rename Avengers\ Endgame\ \(2019\) --output "/Volumes/Super Storage/Video/To Be Processed" --action move --conflict skip -non-strict --log-file amc.log --def "movieFormat ...

I must be some kind of moron, because that's not working for me, either. I tried: /usr/local/bin/filebot -rename Avengers\ Endgame\ \(2019\) --output "/Volumes/Super Storage/Video/To Be Processed" --action move --conflict skip -non-strict --log-file amc.log --def "movieFormat={fn =~ /2160p|4K|4k|UHD ...

I'm not quite there. This script is working to sort the movies into either Movies or Movies 4k depending on their quality, but: It's not putting them into their own folders like my original script did, which I need to make Plex happy. I've been mucking with it today trying to get it to move the ...

I think I've got it. I found a post on Reddit where someone was trying to do something similar, but without the Transmission tagging bit. I changed my postprocess.sh script to: #!/bin/sh -xu # Input Parameters ARG_PATH="$TR_TORRENT_DIR/$TR_TORRENT_NAME" ARG_NAME="$TR_TORRENT_NAME" ARG_LABEL="N/A ...

I'm running the AMC postprocess when a torrent finishes in Transmission and it's working perfectly, but I want to make a change. Here's my current working script: #!/bin/sh -xu # Input Parameters ARG_PATH="$TR_TORRENT_DIR/$TR_TORRENT_NAME" ARG_NAME="$TR_TORRENT_NAME" ARG_LABEL="N/A" # Configuration ...

Weird, it just started working on its own when I ran it again from the CLI.

Must have been something up at TVDb's end in the API.

I've been running an amc script for years at this point and it's always worked flawlessly. Last night, I noticed a few new shows I'd downloaded didn't have artwork in Plex, so I set out to manually update them this morning. When I run the script to fetch artwork, Filebot just comes back as done, but ...

Yeah, that’s the error. I’ve tried everything I can think of and can’t fix it. My $HOME is set properly in my bash profile. Should it be set somewhere else, for Hazel to see it? The only thing I didn’t try was changing /bin/bash in the Hazel script editor. I’ll try that when I get to my desk. Maybe i ...

Another post has this same error, and it's suggested that $HOME may be set wrong.

My $HOME path is set to , which is my user profile and seems correct to me.

I've got most of my automation working perfectly, except one thing. Once AMC does its thing, Hazel sees a new .mp4 in a directory and moves it to its final home, where Plex sees it. Once there, Hazel should also see there's a new directory and run a simple bash script of filebot -script fn:artwork ...

Fixed it.

I must not have fully uninstalled Java11.

For anyone else having the issue on MacOS, go to /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines and delete Java11 from there, which should force you back down to Java10 and life will go back to normal.