That startup script is setting things up like this: Is $HOME empty for the transmission-daemon user??

mrblack wrote:One last question... how do I customise what is in the notification email?

Modify the code.

Make sure to redirect stdout AND stderr

That output doesn't make sense because it's only stdout, without all the errors that have been written to stderr. I'm assuming the transmission-daemon user doesn't have write priviledges to your external drive.

This is called redirecting I/O : >> "E:\filebot.log" 2>&1 Since you didn't bother to read the links you messed up exactly as him :P http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=485 You're passing in cmdline arguments wrong: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtop...

The watcher is a console-interactive script so you have to run it with the console and MUST NOT redirect input/ouput.

It's all in the format: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2&p=3131#p3131 I'm pretty sure all the issues you may encounter will be the same as with those two: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=471 http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewto...

Well. Episode was matched correctly, copied over just fine, an email was sent. What's the problem?

subfix? you mean file extension? by default file extensions will be preserved (unless you switch to "Absolute Path" mode).

Also everything is defined in the format. If your format defined a UNC path (e.g. \\server\nas1\{n}\{episode}) things will get moved accordingly.

Yep, you'll see the destination names as defined by your format on the right side. If there are any conflicts existing or futures files it'll not let you rename.

You'd have to edit the script for that. If you have basic programming skills it should be quite easy.

Nope, that was still pretty reasonable since my tutorial was for Linux and it does seem to work differently on Mac.

Q: How can I rename folders? It's only letting me rename files when I drop folders! A: When you drop a folder into the "Original Files" area it will add all the files within that folder. Just add folders via Link-Drop (Ctrl+Shift+Drop) if you want to move/copy folders as a single unit. He...

Whats it say? Send http requests?

Did you rename the folders?

If you extract an ISO you'll get ./VIDEO_TS/* structure and that's what I'll auto-detect as disk folder. i.e. Avatar 2009/VIDEO_TS/*

Otherwise you can always force folder-mode via Link-Drop. It's all in the FAQ with video tutorial.

Of course it works. Renaming folders, exactly what I'm doing in the second video tutorial, right?

It's just 54 seconds. Watch it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbHPC0o4Uqo

Pipe cmdline output (stdout AND stderr) to a file and tell me what is says.

Nothing will get renamed until you press 'Rename' Why don't you play with it? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcSFKiwFLZw When dropping in folders, it'll always add the files with the exception of disk folders and movie.nfo folders of course. You can force-drop folders via Link-Drop: http://www.youtu...

1. "java" needs to be in the PATH. The cmd environment may be slightly different from the utorrent environment. So make sure there's no 32/64 bit issues. filebot/java are in the system path, etc 2. Nope, but you can always send the email to an mailing list address that'll then forward many...

That option is specifically disabled because I'd assume people would keep running into the 200 shows limit, maybe you only wanna update the specific shows? Anyway, I'm setting addshows=true by default then and see if anybody complains: include('fn:update-mes', [login:myepisodes.join(':'), addshows:t...

Some tutorial with screenshots on how to do it on Mac would be appreciated by others I'm sure.

That's nice, but website links don't help me when the opensubtitles api doesn't give me that result. If you can find it in the Subtitles panel it'll work. If you can't find it in the Subtitles panel it doesn't exist according to the OpenSubtitles API. With the latest HEAD it works, but only because ...

btw the subtitle does exist in opensubtitle....

No, it doesn't.

Fixed some potential issues anyway with r1460.

transmission-postprocess would be a file you created right? And it's really just a text file that contains the bash script i posted plus made executable via chmod. reinhard@serenity:~$ cat transmission-postprocess #!/bin/bash filebot -script fn:utorrent-postprocess --output "$HOME/Videos" ...

With the latest RC you can use {pi}. Link is on Facebook.

Kinda like a better type cast. Don't you have that in the .NET world as well? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1275681/groovy-type-conversion Actually you can pass in Strings as well. I'll cast to File anyway: def include(String input, Map bindings = [:], Object... args) { // initialize default pa...