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Filebot and Sonarr
Posted: 04 Jan 2018, 16:07
by KRONZO
I know this is not really a filebot problem but I'm guessing im not the only one with this setup so maybe someone here have a solution and i do not understand anything at all about how this works.
I have filebot process my files from sonarr's downloads and put them into sonarrdone so i need to get the sonarr Downloadedepisodescan to work because this way sonarr still updates to new files and remove junk files this is what i have that for now i paste into powershell
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$url = "http://85.218.238.147:8989/api/command"
$json = '{"name": "downloadedepisodesscan","path": "D:\utorrent\sonarrdone","importMode":"Move"}'
Write-Host "Publishing update $version ($branch) to: $url"
Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $url -Method Post -Body $json -Headers @{"X-Api-Key"="6557deb88ff247f3835fd3857824bf32"}
but it gives an error in Sonarr
Error occurred while executing task DownloadedEpisodesScan: value [D:/utorrent/sonarrdone] is not a valid Windows path. paths must be a full path eg. C:\Windows
Parameter name: path
I have also tried d:\utorrent\sonarr this gives error in powershell but if i escape it goes through and gives the same invalid path error
im running on windows 10 and utorrent 3.2.2 and i have posted in sonarr forums too but I must admit my hopes lies here
here is some links to how it should work
https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/wiki/C ... isodesscan
https://forums.sonarr.tv/t/sonarr-fileb ... on/13654/2
hope someone here can help
Re: Filebot and Sonarr
Posted: 04 Jan 2018, 18:50
by rednoah
What is the actual value of the JSON string you're sending?
\ is usually used to escape characters in String literals, so \ is not \ and may be interpreted by PowerShell in some special way.
Re: Filebot and Sonarr
Posted: 04 Jan 2018, 22:04
by KRONZO
hey rednoah
sorry for the late reply, just came back from the cinema, Jumanji is okay
you are right about escaping, i did it wrong! once i escaped correctly and input the entire path with the file to import, I got it to work but this means i need to get the path input someway and i hope since the files have just been processed by filebot it is possible? i Hope you are willing to help because i'm not good enough to do it by myself.
this is the output from powershell with the "script"
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PS C:\Users\KRONZO> $url = "http://85.211.227.147:8989/api/command"
PS C:\Users\KRONZO> $json = '{"name": "downloadedepisodesscan","path": "D:\\utorrent\\sonarrdone\\The Big Bang Theory S1
0E24 The Long Distance Dissonance [1080p] [HDTV].mkv","importMode":"Move","downloadClientId":"{infohash}"}'
PS C:\Users\KRONZO>
PS C:\Users\KRONZO> Write-Host "Publishing update $version ($branch) to: $url"
Publishing update () to: http://85.211.227.147:8989/api/command
PS C:\Users\KRONZO> Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $url -Method Post -Body $json -Headers @{"X-Api-Key"="992e65448ca34910b0f9e7a
4ebe201e5"}
name : DownloadedEpisodesScan
body : @{sendUpdatesToClient=False; sendUpdates=False; path=D:\utorrent\sonarrdone\The Big Bang Theory S
10E24 The Long Distance Dissonance [1080p] [HDTV].mkv; downloadClientId={infohash}; importMode=mo
ve; updateScheduledTask=True; completionMessage=Completed; name=DownloadedEpisodesScan; trigger=m
anual}
priority : normal
status : queued
queued : 2018-01-04T21:45:56.5529728Z
trigger : manual
state : queued
manual : True
startedOn : 2018-01-04T21:45:56.5529728Z
sendUpdatesToClient : False
updateScheduledTask : True
id : 1348
my setup is like this if a utorrent download have sonarr label, then eventghost fires a filebot amc script to rename and move to D:\SonarrDone and then this powershell script would tell sonarr to import the files.
Im hoping this can all be done in or with filebot somehow?
thank you
Re: Filebot and Sonarr
Posted: 04 Jan 2018, 23:04
by rednoah
I'm actually not sure what you're missing. So the PowerShell code you have so far works and does what you want?
I think you're looking for the --def exec option. You can use it to call a command for each processed file or folder.
Re: Filebot and Sonarr
Posted: 05 Jan 2018, 10:23
by KRONZO
I'm Sorry i should have explained better.
yes it does work if i do it all manually but the idea is it should happen automatically so i need a way to get the path input to the powershell script.
so when --def exec runs the powershell script it should run with the full path to the file.
I hope this makes sence
Re: Filebot and Sonarr
Posted: 05 Jan 2018, 12:50
by rednoah
Yes, you can do that.
You can get started with this, do a test run, look at the console output, and then modify to your needs:
Re: Filebot and Sonarr
Posted: 05 Jan 2018, 12:56
by KRONZO
hey
again thanks for the help.
Do you mind explaning a little bit more in depth, i dont know what to do with --def exec="echo {quote f}"
and i have no idea how to begin with getting the path into the shell script
i'm hoping for your patience
Re: Filebot and Sonarr
Posted: 05 Jan 2018, 13:02
by rednoah
The first step is to set up a test folder, and then run the script on the test folder.
e.g.
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filebot -script fn:amc --output "/path/to/output" --action copy -non-strict "/path/to/input"
Running a command manually will looks something like this:
You run the command, and then you look at the output. Now you know what's going on, and you can add additional options to see what changes.
e.g.
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filebot -script fn:amc --output "/path/to/output" --action copy -non-strict "/path/to/input" --def exec="echo {quote f}"
Rinse and repeat. The console output will tell you exactly what's going on and what this
--def exec does.
If you look at the console output, and you have questions, then please copy & paste the console output, and then I'll explain the relevant lines that are still unclear.
Re: Filebot and Sonarr
Posted: 05 Jan 2018, 13:37
by KRONZO
Thank you very much i will sit sown and play with this
I will be back for more, but am very gratefull for the help