Have you tried looking at the sticky posts???

@see http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=211

No idea, I don't even try to compile native code anymore. I just ship the Linux binaries they release, which at least work for the more popular Linux distros.

You can start your own thread for these kinda things if you want. PS: I always need links or examples of how you would expect it to work. I had to google "Criterium Du Dauphine" and it seems to be some sports event, naturally neither TheTVDB nor TheMovieDB would have data on that, and still don't ...

I guess for generic Linux distros it's best to grab the portable package and then the suitable native libraries. However if you're already using the correct j7zip library and it doesn't work then you're simply out of luck, it might not be compatible with your system. @see http://sevenzipjbind ...

How did you install filebot? The error message says the lib7zip-JBinding.so is not compatible with your system. It' all 64-bit right?

Fixed and pushed. Please test the latest code by using -script dev:amc.

It seems there's really an issue. Caused by TheTVDB search not working as expected and FileBot not having index this show due to low ratings.

Noticed later as well that actually it was wrong in my logs as well. Didn't see it at first.

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Why use FileBot to force shitty names {fn} anyway???

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Since it works out of the box your shitty format is probably messing things up.

EDIT:
It seems there's really an issue. Caused by TheTVDB search not working as expected and FileBot not having index this show due to low ratings.

--def variables that contain = are broken with v4.1 (and before, but not sure since when)

Use r2252 or later.

Have you tried?

1. FileBot.app is a folder, and folders are not executable. 2. FileBot runs Groovy scripts and not shell script. So it's .groovy, not .sh, and that doesn't even matter since filebot fetches the scripts from github as long as you use fn:name like in literally all of my examples. Why would you run a ...

This is in order to help FileBot understand ISO 639-2/B codes, but FileBot will only ever write ISO 639-3 because somebody needs to start using the standard. So you have any logs? Because I do have logs, and it works: [admin@DiskStation /volume1/data/test]$ filebot -get-missing-subtitles "Avatar.avi ...

Are you still using FAT32 on that drive? 1. xattr is not supported on that drive for some reason, be it filesystem capabilities or permissions Disable xattr feature: -no-xattr 2. native libraries can't be loaded, either because the system/java/filebot architectures don't match (or if you use the ...

Send me the file paths in clear text so I can try this myself.

ISO 639-2/B data is not available in the Java I18N module.

EDIT:
hardcoded all the ISO 639-2/B mapping into r2252

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Both codes make sense, report that as a bug with Plex and see if they can fix it.

NLD is the standard, the latest standard anyway:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_639-3

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Use a generic regex renamer to replace NLD/DUT
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... &t=5#p2100

filebot is not in the PATH, try using the absolute path to the executable instead of "filebot".

This one could never have worked. Your arguments are broken already when filebot is called. Parameter: movieFormat = anarky/MOVIES/{n Parameter: seriesFormat = hush/SERIES/{n}/{'Season '+s}/{if (ext Or maybe there's a bug? Try not using == in the format and use .equals() instead. EDIT: Yep, argument ...

If you're using the amc script then you're using cmdline filebot. If transmission is running the amc script then it's using cmdline filebot. If you want to run the amc script manually on some folder then you need to use cmdline filebot.

Go back to the manual and read the part that says Run from cmdline

The FileBot Windows Installer does add the FileBot folder to the path, thus filebot.exe should be available after install (and reboot)

According to the error message it's running with Java 6 and not Java 8. Probably since the default java is still set to the default installed Mac Java 6.

clear xattr

http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... &t=5#p5394

Not sure what you're trying to do but you can read the environment the standard java way.

@see
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/ap ... ng.String)

Sorry that feature was added a few months ago to better support Windows explorer libraries and other HTPC software that look for folder.jpg as folder preview.

You can only disable it by disabling artwork altogether.