Won't this cause issues if your Media Center is also using TheTVDB to make sense of the filenames?

1. No. 2. Use FileBot 4.1 RC3. 3. Though I would be surprised if XBMC doesn't work with 3-letter codes. It's probably an issue with pb/pob which is not "a language" but rather a locale according to the standard. So make a bug report and tell them to use the same fix for pob as they're doing for pb ...

The current call could never ever have worked since the invention of sh cause you're passing arguments wrong:

It's using /opt/share/filebot now and at least within my .ipkg package it's consistent now.

In the Format Editor you can easily prototype any expression: http://i.imgur.com/eIMLgPM.png In the Bindings dialog you can easily check what bindings are available and what values they may have: http://i.imgur.com/AiH7dRG.png It's all self-documenting really, but if you want a link you can have one ...

Can you send me the commands that you're using now? Just so I post something that is confirmed to work.

$HOME needs to be defined, and it normally is in any reasonable Linux distro / bash instance.

As far as FileBot is concerned, this is what you're passing in: {["/Volumes/Public", "/Volumes/Public-1"].collect{"$it/Shared Videos/Serie TV/$n" as File}.sort{ a, b -\> a.exists() \< This is most obviously not what you want to pass in. You need to work on escaping things properly. ;) PS: Have you ...

FYI your $HOME variable is empty!!! Of course FileBot isn't allowed to create a folder in in the filesystem root.

So fix $HOME and fix the permissions so the deluge-daemon user has full access to the .filebot folder.

Sure, you can use the generic media info bindings but you'll need to figure out the key for this field yourself.

Check available MediaInfo:


Use it in your format:

You need to update your scripts from the devel branch:
https://github.com/filebot/scripts/tree/devel

The file lock on the lock file makes sure there is only one active filebot instance at any given time: Locking /home/0x00/.filebot/logs/amc.log So the operating system will queue all the filebot instances that may be called in parallel. PS: I had my bank pay it out in cents and now I'm having a pool ...

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If you deal with a large library it's a bad idea to rename in place anyway. Just make a new folder and have filebot move/rename there into the proper structure. Everything in the new structure is done, so in the end the old structure will only contain badly named files.

1. I would recommend that of course: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1126&p=6868&hilit=chmod#p6857 2. storeReport=y create HTML reports for humans per batch, so the information you need is definitely much easier to grep from the log. If you're using amc you should always always set ...

It's the same as in the Format Expression. So you have the Naming docs online lots of examples built into the Format Editor(click the (x)= button).

1. "Episodes" only does "Search & Fetch Episode List" so you need to be more precise. If you mean you want to filter then it can only filter by Season. If you want to "Search" in the names then just copy & paste everything into notepad. 2. Press DELETE to delete a row from both sides. Press ALT ...

Haha, now I see! You have a 0x00 in the path, so amc thinks it should apply TV Mode, kinda like if you had 1x01 in the filename. Just use a normal username, not something weird.

Didn't someone have the same request the other way around? /opt/usr/share/filebot seems better to me, but isn't this again breaking things for other people? Is there a standard at all? Or variables? There's like zero specification on how the directory structure within an .ipkg should look like ...

Logs? Since you're not using fn:utorrent-postprocess this is obviously completely different issue.

Did you previously rename the file with TheTVDB? It's probably tagged. These logs can't happen if it's a clean file. If you're testing things on the same file you need to reset xattr before each run: filebot -script fn:xattr --action clear /path/to/files @see http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ...

Yeah, I guess you'll need to use the latest 4.1 RC3 with -script dev:amc. Just grab the portable, extract it somewhere, and run with filebot.sh

@see http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1609

Then you can either edit the amc script yourself or used the latest dev:amc where I added Games|Seeding to the ignore pattern.

You don't use it, you search for it, so you see where in the amc script this is handled, so you know where to edit.

Yep, I don't see anything that AMC doesn't do out of the box. Except season data for Anime, that's impossible since AniDB only stores absolute numbers, and rightly so. If you already know if some media is TV / Anime / Movie then you should of course pass that in via ut_label. Just ready the manual ...

Sure, same as in the Format Dialog. You have {startdate} and {airdate} and maybe some other stuff I can't recall now.

e.g.

If you want to use a custom format you'll have to pass it in in the cmdline call. It's a bit tricky cause of all the escaping, but you could also write little python or groovy script that passes things in as String Array.