I made a last attempt :
1 - Killed all synology connection
2 - Deleted the input folder and created it again
3 - Set the ENV SETTLE_DOWN_TIME at 180
4 - Put one new file in the input folder
5 - Waited a bit...
6 - and then it works...
Synology DSM don't include inotify but the script worked with ...
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- 25 Jan 2019, 18:04
- Forum: Synology NAS & Embedded Linux
- Topic: [SOLVED] Filebot watcher in docker seems to be blind
- Replies: 4
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- 25 Jan 2019, 12:44
- Forum: Synology NAS & Embedded Linux
- Topic: [SOLVED] Filebot watcher in docker seems to be blind
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Re: Filebot watcher in docker seems to be blind
I named the container « transmission », but I did not use transmission anymore and I have not updated the name yet. :)
I use it as a « black hole ». I put file manually in this folder whatever the source.
Watcher is perfect for my need. :mrgreen:
I waited more than 12 hours...
I have deleted and ...
I use it as a « black hole ». I put file manually in this folder whatever the source.
Watcher is perfect for my need. :mrgreen:
I waited more than 12 hours...
I have deleted and ...
- 24 Jan 2019, 21:16
- Forum: Synology NAS & Embedded Linux
- Topic: [SOLVED] Filebot watcher in docker seems to be blind
- Replies: 4
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[SOLVED] Filebot watcher in docker seems to be blind
Hello,
I have updated filebot watcher with a recent version on docker in synology 6.2
The watcher is blind. I put file in input folder but nothing happens :
I run docker with putty in root :
docker run -it --name Filebot-Watcher-Transmission
-v $PWD:/volume1
-v /volume1/docker/filebot/config ...
I have updated filebot watcher with a recent version on docker in synology 6.2
The watcher is blind. I put file in input folder but nothing happens :
I run docker with putty in root :
docker run -it --name Filebot-Watcher-Transmission
-v $PWD:/volume1
-v /volume1/docker/filebot/config ...