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[rednoah]

1.
What version of Ubuntu are you using?

2.
Did you use the install script which pre-installs the necessary dependencies, such as gnupg-curl?
https://github.com/filebot/plugins/blob ... deb.sh#L13

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bash -xu <<< "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/filebot/plugins/master/installer/deb.sh)"

[plittlefield]

I am currently on FileBot 4.8.2 using the .deb package by hand (a long time ago.)

I've just seen this latest post and out of interest I went through the github script step-by-step with the --simulate option to see what would happen, because this is a headless server with no gui needed.

All was going well but then the last command WAS going to pull in 90 packages which I really don't need

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sudo apt-get --simulate install --install-recommends filebot

So, I changed the install command line to...

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sudo apt-get --simulate install --no-install-recommends filebot

...which was a little better at 45 packages, but those were still loads of X Server related packages.

Is there any way to stop it installing ANY of those?



Thanks,

Paully

[rednoah]

You can always use the portable and then figure out dependencies manually if disk space is an issue:
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=6057


That being said, according to the package metadata, libjna-java is the only hard dependency, and everything else is optional:

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Depends: libjna-java
Recommends: default-jre, openjfx, mediainfo, libchromaprint-tools, p7zip-full, unrar | unrar-free
Enhances: nautilus-actions

[plittlefield]

Space is not a problem, I'm just trying to keep my system lean and mean with as few packages as possible installed and needing to be updated

OK, so the Beta 4.9.0 is an option with just that 1 dependency, and it seems to only install 2 packages when I simulate...

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$ sudo apt-get --simulate install libjna-java
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
The following additional packages will be installed:
  libjna-jni
Suggested packages:
  libjna-java-doc
The following NEW packages will be installed
  libjna-java libjna-jni
0 to upgrade, 2 to newly install, 0 to remove and 4 not to upgrade.
Inst libjna-jni (4.2.2-1 Ubuntu:16.04/xenial [amd64])
Inst libjna-java (4.2.2-1 Ubuntu:16.04/xenial [all])
Conf libjna-jni (4.2.2-1 Ubuntu:16.04/xenial [amd64])
Conf libjna-java (4.2.2-1 Ubuntu:16.04/xenial [all])

...so are you saying that if I install the Beta 4.9.0 deb package, without the 75 recommended packages, my server will not start trying to install them at a later date?

Is there a way to test that?

I guess I could press CTRL+C if it kicks off

Regards,

Paully

[plittlefield]

Also, is it best to remove 4.8.2 before I install the Beta 4.9.0 for cleanliness?

[rednoah]

IDK. If you don't want surprised, then you can just not use the apt repository and manage things manually. Regardless, new version will override the old version, apt takes care of that, so no need to worry about cleanliness.

[yodaspowart]

As the TVDB is down for me on my seedbox (Linux/amc groovy script),
I am now using

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unsortedFormat

Managing to connect and rename to this online FTP folder fine using Mountain Duck and the latest Filebot which is working fine on my Mac.

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--def unsorted=y --def unsortedFormat="Unsorted/{fn =~ /2160p|4K|4k|UHD/ ? 'UHD-2160p/' : fn =~ /1080p/ ? 'HD-1080p' : fn =~ /720p/ ? 'HD-720p' : 'SD'}/{fn}.{ext}"

I have now got TV shows into specific folders for resolution.

Would like to use the file naming setup to match the name of the show in a certain way:
Original file name:

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Legacies.S02E01.HDTV.x264-KILLERS[eztv].mkv

Wanted: Legacies - S02E01 - HDTV x264-KILLERS[eztv]

Not sure how it can be cleaner?

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{fn.before(/S\d{2}E\d{2}/).space(' ')} - {fn.match(/S\d{2}E\d{2}/).space(' ')} - {fn.after(/S\d{2}E\d{2}/).space(' ')}

Using the filebot GUI to test in file mode:

[rednoah]

If it works, I'd leave it at that. Once you start parsing file names yourself, things necessarily level up in terms of complexity.

If simplification is the goal, at the cost of getting exactly what you want, then here's my solution:

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{fn.replaceAll(/[ .-]+/, ' - ')}

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Legacies - S02E01 - HDTV - x264 - KILLERS[eztv]

[plittlefield]

Ooooo, this could be the winning command line, which only installs 3 packages!

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$ sudo apt -s --no-install-recommends install /home/paully/Downloads/filebot/FileBot_4.9.0_universal-jdk8.deb

Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
Note, selecting 'filebot' instead of '/home/paully/Downloads/filebot/FileBot_4.9.0_universal-jdk8.deb'
The following additional packages will be installed:
  libjna-java libjna-jni
Suggested packages:
  libjna-java-doc
Recommended packages:
  openjdk-8-jre openjfx libchromaprint-tools p7zip-full unrar | unrar-free
The following NEW packages will be installed
  filebot libjna-java libjna-jni
0 to upgrade, 3 to newly install, 0 to remove and 6 not to upgrade.
Inst libjna-jni (4.2.2-1 Ubuntu:16.04/xenial [amd64])
Inst libjna-java (4.2.2-1 Ubuntu:16.04/xenial [all])
Inst filebot (4.9.0 local-deb [all])
Conf libjna-jni (4.2.2-1 Ubuntu:16.04/xenial [amd64])
Conf libjna-java (4.2.2-1 Ubuntu:16.04/xenial [all])
Conf filebot (4.9.0 local-deb [all])

...will filebot work without all the recommended packages?!

Also, I am only running OpenJDK Java v8...

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openjdk version "1.8.0_222"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_222-8u222-b10-1ubuntu1~16.04.1-b10)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.222-b10, mixed mode)

Am I good to go?!



Paully

[plittlefield]

OK, so I went for it.

Turns out my current filebot was just a symlink to the TAR version, which made things easier.

Here are my upgrade / install commands as root...

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$ apt install p7zip-full unrar
$ apt --no-install-recommends install FileBot_4.9.0_universal-jdk8.deb

So, I now have this...

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$ filebot -script fn:sysinfo
FileBot 4.9.0 (r6899)
JNA Native: 4.0.1
MediaInfo: 19.09
p7zip: p7zip Version 9.20 (locale=en_GB.UTF-8,Utf16=on,HugeFiles=on,4 CPUs)
unrar: UNRAR 5.30 beta 2 freeware
Chromaprint: java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "fpcalc": error=2, No such file or directory
Extended Attributes: OK
Unicode Filesystem: OK
Script Bundle: 2019-11-16 (r603)
Groovy: 2.5.8
JRE: OpenJDK Runtime Environment 1.8.0_222
JVM: 64-bit OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM
CPU/MEM: 4 Core / 3.7 GB Max Memory / 33 MB Used Memory
OS: Linux (amd64)
HW: Linux nas 4.15.0-15-generic #16~16.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 5 12:19:23 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
STORAGE: ext4 [/] @ 106 GB | fuse.sshfs [/home/paully/Downloads/seedbox2] @ 990 GB
DATA: /home/paully/.filebot
Package: DEB
License: FileBot License xxxxxxxx (Valid-Until: 2020-07-31)
Done ヾ(＠⌒ー⌒＠)ノ

...cannot wait to try it out!

Fingers crossed!

Thanks!

Regards,

Paully

[yodaspowart]

Thanks a lot @rednoah also for quick reply.
It's perfect for me.

[yodaspowart]

Updated my unsorted folder now:

Currently it's working in case anyone is interested in this:

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--def unsorted=y --def unsortedFormat="Unsorted/{fn =~ /2160p|4K|4k|UHD/ ? 'UHD-2160p/' : fn =~ /1080p/ ? 'HD-1080p' : fn =~ /720p/ ? 'HD-720p' : 'SD'}/{fn.before(/S\d{2}E\d{2}/).upperInitial().space(' ')} - {fn.match(/S\d{2}E\d{2}/).upper()} - {fn.after(/S\d{2}E\d{2}/).stripReleaseInfo().upperInitial().space(' ')} [{allOf{match}{s3d}{hd}{vc}{source}{vf}{('-')}{af}{ac}{channels}{n.findMatch(group) ? null : '- '+group} join ' '}].{ext}" --def exec="curl --insecure https://seedBoxPlexURL:port/library/sections/all/refresh?X-Plex-Token=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX_X"

Now Plex can pull in the TV shows from my: HD-1080p & UHD-2160p folders.
This is a fallback until TVDB is up and running.
I'm still renaming them properly with the Filebot GUI 4.8.5 through Mountain Duck mounted online FTP drive

Movies rarely go into unsorted.
If they end up here would get named like this:
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A.Christmas.Tale.2008.Criterion.576p.BDRip.x264.AC3-Q0S.mp4

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A Christmas Tale 2008 Criterion 576p BDRip X264 AC3-Q0S - - A Christmas Tale 2008 Criterion [HD AVC BDRip 1080p - 2ch AAC 2.0]

[plittlefield]

Yep, all good

With 4.9.0 the process seems to be faster and better at matching titles.

Thanks for your help and keep up the great work on this time-saving gem.

Paully

[guyrivera]

There's no convenience method for this particular use case.

You'll either have to
(A) write your own custom format without using the {plex} binding at all, or
(B) write your own custom format using bits and pieces of the {plex} binding as necessary.

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Movies/{plex[1]}{" [$vf.$vc.$ac]"}/{plex[2]}{" [$vf.$vc.$ac]"}

Either way, you'll no longer be strictly adhering to the Plex naming scheme, although it'll probably work.

Thanks a lot - it works!

[sblack55]

You can manage your list of explicitly excluded (or included) shows with an external text file.

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--filter '!readLines('/path/to/excludes.txt').contains(n)'

Having some trouble with this syntax, probably due my failure to grasp the vagaries of script/cmdline quoting. Here are the key lines from my bash script:

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PVR_LOC="/volume1/PVR"
...
sFilter='!readLines('${PVR_LOC}/ExcludeShows.txt').contains(n)'
…
filebot "${sSourceFile}" ${FB_OPTS} -script fn:amc --output "${DEST}" ${sMapper} --filter "${sFilter}" --def seriesFormat="${FB_FMT_SERIES}" --def movieFormat="${FB_FMT_MOVIE}" --def "ut_label=${UTLABEL}">/tmp/fblog.txt 2>&1

And here is my log:

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Dec 08 15:03:38: filebot "/volume1/PVR/record/The Carbonaro Effect/The Carbonaro Effect.S01E12.An Elevated Ferret Alert.ts" -non-strict --action hardlink --conflict auto -script fn:amc --output "/volume1/PVR/General" --mapper episode.derive(0,0) --filter "!readLines(/volume1/PVR/ExcludeShows.txt).contains(n)" --def seriesFormat="TV Shows/{ny}/Season {s}/{n}.{s00e00}.{t}" --def movieFormat="" --def "ut_label=TV"
Dec 08 15:03:50: Run script [fn:amc] at [Sun Dec 08 15:03:42 EST 2019]
Dec 08 15:03:50: Parameter: seriesFormat = TV Shows/{ny}/Season {s}/{n}.{s00e00}.{t}
Dec 08 15:03:50: Parameter: movieFormat =
Dec 08 15:03:50: Parameter: ut_label = TV
Dec 08 15:03:50: Argument[0]: /volume1/PVR/record/The Carbonaro Effect/The Carbonaro Effect.S01E12.An Elevated Ferret Alert.ts
Dec 08 15:03:50: Input: /volume1/PVR/record/The Carbonaro Effect/The Carbonaro Effect.S01E12.An Elevated Ferret Alert.ts
Dec 08 15:03:50: Group: {Series=true} => [The Carbonaro Effect.S01E12.An Elevated Ferret Alert.ts]
Dec 08 15:03:50: ScriptException: org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsException: startup failed:
Dec 08 15:03:50: Script2.groovy: 1: unexpected token: PVR @ line 1, column 21.
Dec 08 15:03:50: !readLines(/volume1/PVR/ExcludeShows.txt).contains(n)
Dec 08 15:03:50: ^
Dec 08 15:03:50: 
Dec 08 15:03:50: 1 error
Dec 08 15:03:50: 
Dec 08 15:03:50: Finished without processing any files
Dec 08 15:03:50: Abort (×_×)

SysInfo:

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FileBot 4.8.6 (r6868)
JNA Native: 6.1.0
MediaInfo: 19.04
7-Zip-JBinding: 9.20
Chromaprint: 1.4.3
Extended Attributes: OK
Unicode Filesystem: OK
Script Bundle: 2019-12-07 (r610)
Groovy: 2.5.8
JRE: OpenJDK Runtime Environment 13.0.1
JVM: 64-bit OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM
CPU/MEM: 4 Core / 522 MB Max Memory / 26 MB Used Memory
OS: Linux (amd64)
HW: Linux NetStore 3.10.105 #24922 SMP Wed Jul 3 16:37:24 CST 2019 x86_64 GNU/Linux synology_avoton_1815+
STORAGE: ext4 [/] @ 1.2 GB | btrfs [/volume1] @ 7 TB
DATA: /volume1/@appstore/filebot/data/admin
Package: SPK
License: FileBot License P9013368 (Valid-Until: 2020-08-23)
Done ヾ(＠⌒ー⌒＠)ノ

[rednoah]

YES:

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!readLines('/path/to/excludes.txt').contains(n)

This is the value you want to pass in.

NO:

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!readLines(/volume1/PVR/ExcludeShows.txt).contains(n)

This is the value you are actually passing in, which is syntactically incorrect Groovy code, hence syntax errors.


Hence:

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--filter '!readLines("/path/to/excludes.txt").contains(n)'

Please read Cmdline and Argument Passing for details.

[sblack55]

Hence:

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--filter '!readLines("/path/to/excludes.txt").contains(n)'

Got it working, thanks!

(Single-quotes, double-quotes, substitutions, no substitutions... sheesh, I'm dizzy!)

[moonshine]

Hi... I purchade the app on the Appstore and then realized that this version doesn't support command line... I tried to get a refund, but apple refuses "We've determined that your purchase doesn't meet the conditions for a refund." Whatever that means....

Is there anyway to "convert" to a universal license ? (Maybe pay a price difference- I know apple takes a cut)
Thanks.

[rednoah]

I suppose you could request a 1-year complimentary license:
viewtopic.php?t=9517

[moonshine]

that's an expensive 1 year license... but i'll give it a try... i don't like subscription model (although I understand why developers would prefer a constant flow of revenue) ... and thats the reasson i bought from appstore ... (shoudl have done more reading about it... )

[bilaalpeters]

That worked, thanks so much!

[UnseenThreat]

I follow all the instruction but when i try to execute i have : BUG! exception in phase 'semantic analysis' in source unit 'Script1.groovy' Unsupported class file major version 57
Did you know why?
Regards

[rednoah]

BUG! exception in phase 'semantic analysis' in source unit 'Script1.groovy' Unsupported class file major version 57

viewtopic.php?f=13&t=11099

[hellojello]

Hello

[JD2005]

What's the correct syntax inside of the excludes.txt file? I'm finding contradicting information, some saying you just list the episodes line by line, others saying you need to include the 'n !=' ahead of it.