... etc) . The most annoying thing is the issue with Filebot doing it´s thing, but then the files not showing up anywhere and needing to use the synoindex command to scan and register files. Can´t this be fixed permanantly? FileBot Node 0.2.9 (released Mar 3, 2020) and higher add --apply refresh to e ...

... The most annoying thing is the issue with Filebot doing it´s thing, but then the files not showing up anywhere and needing to use the synoindex command to scan and register files. Can´t this be fixed permanantly? No other app in the world has this problem. Thanks a lot, Pietpara PS, just g ...

... fn args[94] = =~ args[95] = /HSBS/ args[96] = ? args[97] = '3D' args[98] = : args[99] = ''} args[100] = ({y}) args[101] = --def args[102] = exec=synoindex -a "{file}"; curl -s --form-string token=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX--form-string user=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX--form-string "message={movie; 'Der Film ...

... filebot-ignore.txt Parameter: plex = ***** Parameter: seriesFormat = {n} Parameter: movieFormat = /volume1/video/Filme/{n} Parameter: exec = synoindex -a "{file}";curl -s --form-string token=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX --form-string user=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX --form-string "message={movie; 'Der Film ...

... de \ --log-file $LOGFILE \ --def excludeList=$EXCLUDELIST \ --def plex=$TOKEN \ --def seriesFormat=$SERIEN/$SERIE \ --def movieFormat=$FILME/$FILM \ --def animeFormat=$FILME/$ANIME \ --def "exec=synoindex -a \"{file}\";$PUSHOVER" #Filebot-Clean $FILEBOT -script \ fn:cleaner \ $QUELLE \ --def root=y

--apply refresh will help you call /usr/syno/bin/synoindex -R or /usr/local/medialibrary/bin/mymediadbcmd buildfolder on newly added folders depending on the platform. This will help ensure that new files show up in file services and media library which might otherwise sometimes display out-of-sync ...

... login via SSH to get authoritative answers. The file listings you see remotely from your Desktop PC may be deceiving. In this case, it's likely server-side caching. Since you're using generic filebot within a docker container, it won't be able to call synoindex on the host NAS after processing files.

If you're not yet using synoindex to notify Synology File Services of file system changes, then calling synoindex after each and every filebot call will likely be the solution: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=11027

... localize.eng.n : localize.fre.n).replaceAll(/[\!?]/,'.').replaceAll(/[`´‘’ʻ]/, '\'').replaceAll(/[:|]/, ' - ')} ({y}) Parameter: exec = synoindex -R all Ignore hidden: /volume1/Vidéos/Séries VF/Absentia/.xattr Ignore system path: /volume1/Vidéos/Séries VF/Absentia/@eaDir Input: /volume1/Vidé ...

... S'+s.pad(2)}E{e.pad(2)} [{vf}-{vs}-{vc}-{group}]" "movieFormat=/volume1/video/Movies/{n} ({y})/{n} ({y}) [{vf}-{vs}-{vc}-{group}]" --def exec="synoindex -a '{file}'" The "export JAVA_OPTS" line is just to make filebot work properly as each time I tried to call the filebot through SSH I came across ...

... 09:44:34 GMT 2020] Parameter: subtitles = eng Parameter: clean = y Parameter: skipExtract = y Parameter: minLengthMS = 300000 Parameter: exec = synoindex -A "{folder}" && synoindex -a "{file}" Parameter: excludeList = .excludes Argument[0]: /volume1/download_station Use excludes: /volume1/video ...

... there? If you're using a remote filesystem, you're probably just seeing stale cached information. EDIT: You can use the Execute option to call the synoindex command to tell Synology DSM to refresh it's inventory: synoindex -R all :arrow: https://www.filebot.net/forums/search.php?keywords=synoindex

... UNSORTIERT" -non-strict --def unsorted=y "artwork=y" --def "clean=y" "skipExtract=y" "excludeList=/volume1/Video/.excludes" "exec=/usr/syno/bin/synoindex -R video" ##OpenSubtitles downloaden /var/packages/filebot/target/filebot.sh -script fn:suball /volume1/Video/ --lang de -non-strict --def ...

You can just have synoindex do it's own refresh: If you're using the amc script, then you can run that after processing via the --def exec option. Otherwise you can use the Synology Task Scheduler to run it once a day or every few hours.

... files, and does not reindex correctly the episode. As a result, the video doesn't appear in the folder when browsing the media server. Calling synoindex -a "episode_name.mkv" seems to resolve de problem, but I'd like to automate that, and I don't know how to retrieve the path computed by filebot ...

I use this command and it works OK and fast: Place it in the Run Command field of the Automated Media Center section of Filebot Node UI.

Cheers
PietPara

... complete --output /volume2/video/Filme --action move --conflict override --lang de --def 'ut_label=movie' 'clean=y' 'deleteAfterExtract=y' 'exec=synoindex -a "{file}"' 'movieFormat={n =~ /^(?i)[a-z]/ ? n.replaceAll(/^(?i)(The|A|An|Der|Die|Das) (.+)/, /$2, $1/).upper()[0] : '\''#0-9'\''}/{plex.name ...

AFAIK, there is no online documentation, but the built-in help does list a few options: synoindex -help Usage: synoindex [OPTIONS] Index Options: -h, --help this help text -A dirpath add a dir -a filepath add a file -D dirpath delete a dir -d filepath delete a file -N new_dirpath old_dirpath rename a ...

Awesome. Much appreciated; and sorry. I hope that didn't come out as sarcastic. FileBot node is turning out to be very useful and I meant that. Can you recommend a link that specifies all the parameters for synoindex? Googling hasn't helped me thus far. Thank you again for your time.

... I tried adding --def at the beginning. I have no idea what that does but you said that that was what was usually done. Unfortunately --def exec='synoindex -R all' returns an error. No worries. synoindex -R all works well. As litris stated, it takes a while. I know you could specify the folder but I ...

The amc script will call synoindex for you, if you configure it that way. Here's how it works. 1. Open FileBot Node WebUI. 2. Expand Automated Media Center section. 3. Find Run Program option and paste the following command: synoindex -R all This thread also discusses possible rescan optimizations ...

Thanks, but that response isn't that helpful to me. You can use the synoindex to make Synology DSM rescan for new files: CODE: SELECT ALL synoindex -R all You'd usually combine this command with the --def exec option of the amc script: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=557 Means pretty much nothing to me since I'm ...

synoindex -R all does indeed reindex everything, but synoindex -R /path/to/folder will only reindex /path/to/folder . If you're using the default {plex} naming schemes then that means each movie will have each own folder, and each season will have it's own folder, so you'll only end up rescanning the ...

But "-R" will index everything again as the line I use above does the same as "synoindex -R /volume1/video/Movies/"

Would not it be -A?

You can do some research on the synoindex command and then use it to only refresh / rescan specific files or folders.

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