FileBot processes the files you pass in. You're just passing in the folder, so filebot takes all contents as input, instead you can pass in a specific set of files
The shell would normally expand wildcards like *.mp4 like this.

Not it doesn't: Fetching episode data for [Law & Order: Special Victims Unit] Fetching episode data for [Law and Order (1978)] Fetching episode data for [Law and Disorder] Fetching episode data for [Law & Order] Could be any one of those. It only knows it's one of those four and filebot pick...

Have you tried?

You seem to have written down a crontab entry (i.e. config file) and execute is as if it was a script. This is from 14 years ago: http://www.unixgeeks.org/security/newbie/unix/cron-1.html It seems like you don't much looked into the second half of the blog post. It doesn't really say how to name con...

There's a download link on the main page. You just have to copy the files somewhere where Java can find them. Usually the same folder as the jar/exe should be fine.

It's --action copy, and you can just add it at the end.

The error just means that the archive is corrupt, or password protected, or just can't be extracted for some reason. Nothing you can do about this.

You just need to add the native libraries for your platform. The portable packages only contains the platform-independent parts. Extras like mediainfo, 7zip, fpcalc etc you have to download the binaries for your platform/architecture and put it into the filebot folder or the system library path.

Depends on what you want... --action symlink source will be the file, destination will be the link --action keeplink source will be the link, destination will be the file (I guess this is what you'd prefer) You'll always have to delete file and link. But for links you can easily write a script to fi...

0. Don't use --action move then? --action move 1. Copy --action copy 2. Create symbolic links (better than copy but may not work depending on how rsync treats symlinks) --action symlink 3. Create hard links (create another filesystem entry that points to the same data on disk, i.e. 2 paths that are...

I do all development in Eclipse. If I have to debug things it's usually about filebot internals. For groovy scripts I just prototype things one function at a time, and then put it together. So my "debugging" is really just good old println. I'd say that the groovy scripts are usually so ea...

Q: What does this warning mean? WARNING: Failed to preload libzen Dec 12, 2013 2:19:36 AM net.sourceforge.filebot.mediainfo.MediaInfo <clinit> WARNING: Failed to preload libzen A: Just means that FileBot can't load the mediainfo native library (MediaInfo.dll / libmediainfo.so / libmediainfo.dylib fo...

The warning just means it can't load libmediainfo. That's normal on ARM. Features that require MediaInfo just won't work that's all.

Things getting slightly mismatched is pretty normal for messy names with multiple almost-equal options. Send me the file paths and I'll have a look.

Exactly the same issue as the above. Somehow the script doesn't get the variables. The issue seems that the environment variables that transmission is supposed to set are not set.

Go to the transmission forums for help with that.

Sorry about that, glad you're OK.

Upgraded your rank so I'll probably be nicer next time.

You're not escaping arguments. Read the fat/red/orange/colorful parts of the amc manual. EDIT: Scratch that. You just happen to use a simple format where you don't need that. You just can't use \\server syntax. Can't use Windows UNC paths on Unix . So use normal paths instead. And don't use \ on Unix.

No, on linux "bat" files are called shell scripts. DONT touch filebot.sh (this is basically filebot.exe) Just make a new shell script "myscript.sh" somewhere and chmod +x (to make it executable) it. The rest is similar to windows ./path/to/script.sh arg1 arg2 ... Simple scripts l...

Java applet? There is no Java applet...

You mean you just use the .jar file? That also seems to work fine. Just try the "full blown install" then.

0. You understand that filebot is a console tool? There is no web interface. If you're not somewhat comfy with ssh-ing into your box and run a few commands you won't be able to use filebot anyway. 1. I'm sure there's plenty of instructions how to install Java for your device. Whatever tutorial you f...

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There is {n} for your preferred language and {primaryTitle} which is always English. So set Preferred Language to Russian first then just use these two.

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Learn from my examples:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2

Try reinstalling then.

I can sort of make sense of that error but I can't see how it could happen with 3.8, also just tried the 3.8 installer that's online and everything works fine.

No such limitations. Send me the logs and I'll have a look.

What package? What OS? What does it say when you do filebot -script fn:sysinfo?

use the portable then

You may have to extract the ipk somewhere else.

By default it installs to /opt/usr/share/filebot but maybe u can force location with ipkg, or just use the portable.

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Install Java. If Java runs, FileBot runs.

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Install FileBot (copy+extract the portable, ipkg, etc)

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use cron for running programs at intervals