I think AniDB does not have the concept of seasons as each season is its own show. So sc stays undefined.

That was quick! I tried it with r6530 and it works like a charm.

Weird enough it does work out of the box. But it does NOT work if I add You can see the error at:
https://pastebin.com/rr80xwQb

I still do not really get how the command is supposed to be used. Is --db now used for the initial matching Database or the final Database to rename against? For example if I want to rename " Fairy Tail (2018) - 02 - Because of Love.mkv " (AniDB) to " Fairy Tail - S08E02 -Because of Love.mkv ...

1, Got it. 2, Just because Node makes it much more convenient to rapidly test different iterations of a command and schedule it when it finally does the right thing. (I am just bad at writing shell scripts. Always some typo / unescaped character / etc.... :? ). The API Is all I currently really need.

Works great. Thank you! Two questions though:

1, Is it possible to somehow un-schedule a task? Can not find that option.

2, Is there any way to also schedule it to run at a specified time? Currently only a API call seems possible.

Ah. I will hope for the next release then. Thank you.

1. If you're stuck with docker confinement, then i recommend using JD docker and FileBot Node docker. Then you can create a scheduled task in the FileBot Node docker and execute it via curl from the JD docker. That'll decoupling everything, making it easy to spot and fix issues. I ended up with the ...

filebot -rename *.mkv --db TheTVDB -non-strict --action TEST Rename episodes using [TheTVDB] Auto-detected query: [watashi ni tenshi ga maiorita] Failed to fetch episode data: [watashi ni tenshi ga maiorita] Failed to match files to episode data Failure (×_×)⌒☆ Yep. The parent foldername was a probl ...

But I think the problem is not the matching. It is filebot not even trying to match the file. Even if I change it to where the match is more clear I still get the error.

So after some testing I build myself a command like this: /usr/bin/filebot -rename /media/secure/downloads/pyload/OneclickDownload/\[HorribleSubs\]\ Watashi\ ni\ Tenshi\ ga\ Maiorita\!\ -\ 12\ \[1080p\].mkv --db TheTVDB --output /media/secure/downloads/pyload/OneclickDownload/tmp --action copy -non ...