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P3945836
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P4274199
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P4347467
P4359791
P4386801
P4436750
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If your license is on this list by accident, please message me so we can fix it.No. It's not.That license is shared between a group of users, yes. But...isn't that permitted? We were 20members in te group.
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#!/bin/bash
arch=/tmp/filebot.dt
echo $arch
if [ -f $arch ];then
echo 'YA SE ESTA EJECUTANDO'
exit 0
fi
touch $arch
export JAVA_OPTS="-Xmx256m"
export LANG=en_US.UTF-8
export LANGUAGE=en_US.UTF-8
export LC_CTYPE="en_US.UTF-8"
#All movies, TV Shows and 4K
filebot -script fn:amc /volume1/Descargas/ \
--output "/mnt/video" \
-non-strict \
--conflict skip \
--def ignore="Torrents" \
--def --lang es \
--encoding utf8 --log all \
--log-file /var/services/homes/ncap/logs/filebot_torrent.log \
--action keeplink \
--def "movieFormat={fn =~ /4k|4K|2160p|UHD/ ? '/volume1/6Teras/4K' : {genres.contains('Animaci') ? '/volume1/6Teras/Dibujos' : genres.contains('Documental') ? '/volume1/6Teras/Documentales' : '/volume1/6Teras/Peliculas'}}/{n} ({y}) {vf} {s3d}" \
--def "seriesFormat=/volume2/2Teras/Series/{n}/Season {s}/{n}.{s00e00}.{t}.{vf}" \
--def exec="curl 'http://192.168.1.44:8083/api/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'"
rm $archI don't see any immediate issue there.
The logs show 80 license activation requests (DEB package, so presumably on Linux, from the same IP) between 11 Feb and 13 Feb alone, noticeably 3 activations within seconds, every 10 minutes, on the hour exactly.
I followed your instructions and it seems to work.
Not at all.
Although 2 users will have 2 different application data folders and that will result in 2 license activations per month, but that is still very much within reasonable bounds and no problem at all (100+ times per day for many days in a row might get you flagged though).There is no limit.
Although 3rd party websites like AniDB / TheTVDB / TheMovieDB may ban your IP if you spam them with requests. FileBot caches everything with extreme prejudice, so that it'll only talk to the database once a week, even if you use the data thousands of time per second, so that you can't ban yourself accidentally (assuming everything is working correctly, and you're not manually deleting the cache every time). P4347467 has 500+ license activations, one every 3 seconds, between the dates of 2019-02-08 and 2019-02-12, every day for about an hour (not sure when, depends on your time zone). A normal rate would be 1 time per month. Do you mind sharing your automated setup so we can have a look what's going awry there?
I'll reinstate your license, but please make sure to fix your setup, so the system doesn't ban you again right away.Thanks for unbanning.rednoah wrote: ↑20 Feb 2019, 08:00
You're most likely doing one of the things listed here, either on purpose or accidentally:
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=9594
Upon further investigation, I have discovered it may be a testing server i was learning to script on filebot with. I forgot to uninstall it from that machine. I've done so now. Do you have logs of the IPs? 1 should be my desired server and the second, a shared server for purposes other than filebot, may have been allowed to run unchecked. The IP beginning with 184 is my main server, the IP beginning with 205 is the test server. If the requests were coming from 205... then yeah, that might explain that.Yep. That would do it. There should be lots and lots of errors in the log if FileBot can't write to its own app data folder. Please PM me your license number so I can unban you.
Yep, not persisting the application data folder will get you banned. Please PM me (now it'll work) your license information.rednoah wrote: ↑29 Dec 2018, 06:21Code: Select all
-v data:/data