Unrecognized option: --illegal-access=permit

[norrington]

It worked a full year, nothing wrong. Then after a year, I bought the permanent license and now after I installed the permanent license, this happens:

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filebot -script 'fn:amc' /volume1/video/Umbenennen --output /volume1/video/ --action move -non-strict --order Airdate --conflict override --lang de --def 'music=y' 'unsorted=y' 'clean=y' 'minLengthMS=0' 'minFileSize=0' 'seriesFormat=Serien/{n}/{n}.{s00e00} - {t}' 'animeFormat=Filme/{n} ({y})' 'movieFormat=Filme/{n} ({y})' --apply refresh --log all --log-file '/usr/local/filebot-node/data/filebot.log'

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Unrecognized option: --illegal-access=permit
Error: Could not create the Java Virtual Machine.
Error: A fatal exception has occurred. Program will exit.

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[Process error]

🔺 Exit Code: 1

are you serious? Is it because I bought the permanent license?

Using Synology DS918+ latest OS version

and latest version for filebot and filebot node.

I tried rebooting and reinstalling. Did not solve anything. Other java based apps work, like Jdownloader etc.

Filebot 4.9.0
Filebot Node 0.2.9

[rednoah]

FileBot 4.9.0 requires Java 11 or higher. You're using Java 8, which is rather odd, because our Java Installer package will definitely have set you up with Java 13+ at this point in time:
https://www.filebot.net/linux/syno.html


You'll need to install Java Installer, FileBot and FileBot Node all from our package repository.

[billybob1234567]

This is happening to me too; I have a DS218. The problem is that I have Synology's packages of Java8/Tomcat7 so I can run an audio server. When I install the rednoah Java Installer, it stops the server from working. Perhaps this is because it's not running as the 'http' user, I'm not sure. Can you suggest a workaround?

[rednoah]

This is happening to me too; I have a DS218. The problem is that I have Synology's packages of Java8/Tomcat7 so I can run an audio server. When I install the rednoah Java Installer, it stops the server from working. Perhaps this is because it's not running as the 'http' user, I'm not sure. Can you suggest a workaround?

Well, FileBot absolutely requires Java 11+ so we can't use Java 8. Java is typically very backwards-compatible, so running Tomcat7 with Java 11+ should be possible. But without logs, we're flying blind, no idea. Best to ask the authors of your audio server how to debug this kind of issue.