Break Scripting into Linux Windows and Mac sections

Running FileBot from the console, Groovy scripting, shell scripts, etc
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ZaPHoN
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Break Scripting into Linux Windows and Mac sections

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Is there a chance the "Scripting and Automation" section could be broken into three catagories?

Linux
Windows
Mac

I've been trying to find information to automate on Linux (Ubuntu) but keep having to seed through a lot of Windows related stuff.
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Re: Break Scripting into Linux Windows and Mac sections

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The reason I introduced Groovy scripting to get rid of platform-dependent scripting. All the FileBot/Groovy stuff works on all platforms.

If you we're looking into the utorrent stuff, then maybe there is no utorrent for Linux, but the script still works, you can call it from another bt client like deluge or transmission.
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Re: Break Scripting into Linux Windows and Mac sections

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Ahh I see.

There is a uTorrent for linux now...
http://www.utorrent.com/downloads/linux

Some great packaged installs are here:
https://www.box.com/s/f254db7d4be6700dc6cc

For Ubuntu I'm using:
utorrent-server_3.0-27079_i386.deb with the modified Webui utorrent-server-webui-custom_0.387-2012050518174554_i386.deb


How would I call Filebot with this script?

http://filebot.sourceforge.net/scripts/ ... ess.groovy
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You'll just need to somehow tell utorrent to run a certain command on newly downloaded files. Once you find out how this works you can just follow this guide: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... ?f=4&t=215

You could also look into the deluge integration, just wraps the utorrent-postprocess script. That one was made by a Linux user.
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... ?f=4&t=174
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