What did the console output say when you tried to run the docker container via SSH? Do you mean, when I'm using Powershell to connect via ssh to the server? If yes, than I get this after login docker: Got permission denied while trying to connect to the Docker daemon socket at unix:///var/run ...

Hi, I want to run Filebot on my Synology via xpra, but the information on the following page does not explain all the steps well enough for me. https://github.com/filebot/filebot-docker#readme I was able to install Filebot-xpra on the server. I think I should install xpra on Windows, got it from ...

yes with crc32 I get a unique filename ending. thumbs up :D Thank you very much for the fast answers If you have still some time: in another example I get a new problem: would be nice if I could use the fn.match for replace the specific part I'm forcing to be there (yes... makes totally sense) with ...

With if and else I have a solution for those particular files: {ny}{'.' + lang.tag} {if(fn.match(/eng-b/)) '.en-US.b'}{if(fn.match(/eng-subs/)) '.en-US'} {if(fn.match(/ger-b/)) '.de-DE.b'}{if(fn.match(/ger-subs/)) '.de-DE'} {'.'+ fn.match(/forced/)} but I would need to insert all exceptions manuelly ...

Lang.tag works perfectly, thank you. right now I'm looking at the interview. the interview-eng. the interview-b-eng. the-interview-eng-b. Another problem is, that if after the language letter comes anything else, filebot won't recognise the eng (last example) and I get 2 the Interview.srt files. And ...

Thanks for the input. {di} gives all of the files an index so if 3 subs and a movie file should be renamed it goes from 1 to 4. Maybe an if else which compares the names of the files and if identical one should be renamed? With {'.'+lang.ISO2}{if(lang.ISO2=='en') '-US'} I got my language the way I ...

Hi, I'm sorry if I'm the 101st person to ask how to make filebot (GUI on windows 10) format the way it renames duplicate e.g I have a lot subtitle and sometime 2 or 3 in one language. if I format them with this: /{ny}/{ny}{subt}{'.'+fn.match(/forced/)} a subtitle like subtitlea.srt and subtitleb.srt ...