@Deprecated Normal users should use filebot -revert calls. The revert script only serves as an example for script developers. Description: FileBot keeps an internal history of all rename operations in case you want to revert files to their original names. Run this script on the specified file or fo...

Well, for that case it just won't do anyting then since scratch/movie/tdkr all don't make sense.

Why would you not wanna use output:null in your script? That'd force default extract behaviour and not use what you pass in via --output. That'd make everything work.

1. Yeah, that one is bad luck, file/folder names don't make sense at all while "Scratch" is a perfect match. If there was a better match in the file/folder name it would of course prefer that. What script are you using? utorrent-postprocess script should be doing what you suggested, extrac...

Query Excludes This list defines filename patterns that should be stripped from the search query before a search request is submitted to any of the online data sources. https://github.com/filebot/data/blob/master/query-excludes.txt Series Mappings This list helps FileBot directly map filename patte...

FileBot tries determine the series/movie name from the files in various ways. One of these methods works by trying to filter out the series/movie name from the filename. To help with that and various other aspects that try to make sense of file/folder structures there's a blacklist of text patterns ...

Looking into the issue I haven't really found anything except that there's different kinds, NTLM, HTTP-Basic-Auth, etc. Also that the httpUser/httpPassword system properties you tried don't exist. What I found was this: -Djava.net.useSystemProxies=true But then again you can't even setup username/pa...

Added how to do a Link-Drop (Windows anyway) to the FAQ and linked the video tutorials as well. Should be more clear now.

1. {group} is just will grab the last occurance of a known release group name from file/folder names. e.g. " The Movie" => "The" become {group} for the lack of a better option, if the files is something like "Yadda Yadda 2010 TRiPS " {group} will return "TRiPS"...

Nope, what you're doing is not a good solution. All state flags are encoded into bits of that one integer value. Check docs on uTorrent and google for help on bit flags.

But why would you need that? uTorrent will only call it on download complete anyway, so that's a given.

Have you tried Redirecting output in the cmd? I''m pretty sure in Windows cmd the 2>&1 part has to be after the > file part.

1. Paste {n} {y} {vf} {source} {vc} {ac} {group} 2. "Use Format" * If there's a warning, you can ignore that. Just means you haven't set up an sample file (via (x)= ) for the format engine to work with. * If {vc} {ac} doesn't work you're either missing the correct mediainfo dlls * {group} ...

Description: FileBot keeps an internal history of all rename operations in case you want to revert files to their original names or just want to find out the original name of a given file. Print the entire rename history: filebot -script fn:history Print rename history for the given files or folder...

Nope, for that you'll have to run your own local modified version.

So what's that log in E:\filebot.log say? Did you try running manually in a new cmd window and see what happens?

Download the .deb package. Google how to install .deb packages on your distro.

That's exactly what it's not. On Windows a Shortcut is a normal file, it's data is the path to the actual file. What you need to understand is that files are links to physical data on the disk. In simple terms, any file is a hardlink in that it point to data on the harddisk. Creating a hardlink mean...

{genres} is List type object. So you can do {genres[0]}, {genres[1]}, ... and all the other Groovy sugar, e.g. {genres.join('/')}

I created the script with and for the latest uTorrent 3.x, compatibility for 2.2.1 is just make-shift... not really tested. But hey, if it works it works.

Maybe it's the same issue as this one here?
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... t=50#p2413

Otherwise no idea, if it works in the cmd then everything on my side is clear. Maybe the utorrent people can help you out?

Nope, has to be the same filesystem, i.e. same drive/partition.

Posts like this are always helpful:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... =345#p2415

0. Please post any and all mismatches. That way I can check if the problem can be fixed or not. On a related note. Since you've set -non-strict you open things up for possible mismatches, on the upside you get lots of positive matches. ;) Just don't set that flag and FileBot will ignore everyting th...

@kiloback On Windows I have no idea how to redirect and print output, on Linux/Mac it's tee : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tee_%28command%29 Doesn't work in Windows CMD but luckily for you it works in Windows PowerShell , e.g. powershell /c "echo hello | tee D:\log.txt" @buck3y3 I sense yo...

Yep, --action hardlink

*typo: same

hardlinks only work on the same filesystems since the point is there is only one physical file but multiple filesystem entries.