Execute Filebot AMC-Script on Synology triggered by nzbget

[ChrisAcon]

Hi guys!

I am struggling with getting Filebot executed by nzgbet. Basically I want that a post processing script in nzbget calls the filebot process. If I call the same command via Shell manually it works great.

The Script looks as follows:

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### NZBGET POST-PROCESSING SCRIPT
#!/bin/bash

filebot -script fn:amc "/volume1/downloads/complete/" -non-strict --output "/volume1/downloads/#NewCompleteDownloads" --def reportError=y --log-file "/volume1/downloads/complete/filebotAMC.log" --def artwork=n music=y  clean=y --action move --conflict skip
exit 93;

The script starts and executes so far fine. However it terminates with

filebotAMC: Failure (°_°)

Can s.o. hint me to the solution?

Thanks

[rednoah]

1.
Look at the nzbget-postprocess.sh example: https://github.com/filebot/plugins/blob ... process.sh


2.
Investigate and tell us your findings: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=3067



Failure (°_°) is definitely not the only output you'll get. I can tell you that right away.

[ChrisAcon]

Hi!

Thank you very much for your quick reply. Writing log.txt works. Executing filebot command alike

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filebot -script fn:sysenv > "/volume1/downloads/#NewCompleteDownloads/Movies/logAll.txt" 2>&1

ends with:

test: /usr/local/nzbget/share/nzbget/scripts/test.sh: line 7: 1 : ambiguous redirect

Any further ideas what this can mean??

Thanks for your help in advance!
/Chris

Ps: I wasted already days by getting this running. So I appreciate all help I can get

[rednoah]

This is clearly a generic bash issues that has nothing to do with FileBot specifically.

The log says Error in Line 7 yet your "script" consist of only one line. You only have these strange 1-line-only error messages (probably the last line of the output) which are either useless or misleading.

If you do things the stupid way (i.e. aimless trial and error via nzbget web interface) then you won't get far.

Instead:

1. USE THE COMMAND-LINE
2. Manually run the amc script on a few files FROM THE COMMAND-LINE so you understand how it works and what the output should look like
3. Look at the nzbget integration script and fake a nzbget call (i.e. set environment variables as nzbget would do and then your script)
4. Clear & verify each precondition & assumption step by step so you know exactly what is working and what is not

[ChrisAcon]

Dear Rednoah,

thanks so far!

When I run the example script

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filebot -script fn:amc --output "$CONFIG_OUTPUT" --action duplicate --conflict skip -non-strict --log-file amc.log --def unsorted=y music=y artwork=y excludeList=".excludes" ut_dir="$ARG_PATH" ut_kind="multi" ut_title="$ARG_NAME" ut_label="$ARG_LABEL"

The error message is:

Illegal usage: output folder must exist and must be a directory: /volume1/@appstore/nzbget/var/Media

The error is the same even if I set the CONFIG_OUTPUT to another Dir. Any more hints? Or maybe we can do a brief teamviewer session? I am so far that I would even pay for it...

Thank you in advance!
/Chris

[rednoah]

Does this folder exist?

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/volume1/@appstore/nzbget/var/Media

If that is the case then the next step would be to check permissions.


PS: private support is 50 EUR for the first two hours if you're so inclined

[ChrisAcon]

Ok, works now! The check in nzbget is buggy. Just make sure that you upload a plan bash-file without filebot commands while configuring nzbget (nzgbet -> Settings -> Extension Scripts). Next, overwrite the uploaded script with your filebot script but do not change the settings in nzbget.

One last additional question. Does anyone know why the format expression:

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--def "movieFormat={n} ({y})/{n} ({y}){pi} [{vf}, {AC}, {AF}, {channels}].{ext}" 

delivers

MovieName (2015) [,,,,]

Thanks so far.

[rednoah]

Go to FAQ. Search for MediaInfo. You're missing the MediaInfo dependencies.

If you're on Synology you might wanna read the instructions to the end.

[ChrisAcon]

Thanks! I installed the MediaInfo Package from the SynoCommunity. Finished! Thanks!