Yeah i don't think it is malware, just wanted you to be aware so you could contact them about it being a false positive.

It think's it's this one. Gen:Variant.Mikey.50708

So it being summer and shit to do at work i decided to make a wrapper for filebot since i've had issues with samples being moved in existing scripts and some functionality that's been missing. The biggest difference between this and the other i've found is that this script will copy downloaded media ...

Yeah thats right, i am using my own script but i noticed that the way i call filebot it used the full path to look for the subtitles and couldn't find any so i was just being lazy

I noticed that if you use -rename and -get-subtitles at the same time it uses the original filename to look for subtitles. Would it be possible to change the order so it will look for them using the renamed name instead?

rednoah wrote:history script => http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... &t=5#p2459

e.g.

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filebot -script fn:history --format "${to}"

Thank you

Offtopic. Is it possible to access the filebot history/log from the cli and returning the last processed file in particular? I see that you can do it via your script engine but since i don't know how to use it, i'm writing my own perl wrapper for filebot and i'm more or less done, only thing left is ...

rednoah wrote:match(regex) is made case-insensitive by default so here's how I'd write it:

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fn.match(/CD\d+/).upper()

Perfect thanks, works great.

I'm writing a wrapper for filebot and i'm having some issues with getting the CD number in the file name when filebot gets them 1 file at a time. ie. filebot -non-strict -rename --action copy "C:\new\film\We Bought a Zoo\We Bought a Zoo CD1.avi" --output c:\temp\film --format "{n} ({y})/{n} ({y ...