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[Idu1p]

Thanks! That looks pretty good. One more question: do you have a %files section with /usr/bin?

Here's where it errors out:

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Error: Transaction test error:
  file /usr/bin from install of filebot-4.9.1-universal.jdk8.noarch conflicts with file from package filesystem-3.12-2.fc31.x86_64
 

If you have the following, you can delete that line, as the directory should already exist.

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%files
/usr/bin

[rednoah]

I had this:

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%files
/*

Trying this instead:

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%files
/usr/share/*
/etc/*
/usr/bin/*

EDIT: FileBot r7332 has been uploaded. Please give it a try.

[Idu1p]

I can confirm that the new package installs. Nice work and thanks!

[Idu1p]

I spoke too soon. The package installs, but now the symlink for filebot is missing. The other symlink, for jna.jar, is still there.

[rednoah]

Any ideas? RPM makes even easy things difficult. I'll revert things and leave it as it is otherwise, as it seemed to work at least for install if not for upgrade.

[Idu1p]

Could you post a copy of the RPM SPEC file?

[rednoah]

FileBot r7342 uses this spec:

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Name:           @{package.name}
Version:        @{application.version}
Release:        universal.jdk8
Summary:        @{package.synopsis}
License:        Proprietary

BuildArch:      noarch

Recommends:     java-1.8.0-openjdk
Recommends:     java-1.8.0-openjdk-openjfx
Requires:       jna
Recommends:     mediainfo
Recommends:     p7zip
Recommends:     p7zip-plugins


%description
@{package.description}


%install
cp -rvf %{src}/usr %{src}/etc %{buildroot}


%files
/*


%post
ln -sf /usr/share/filebot/bin/filebot.sh /usr/bin/filebot
ln -sf /usr/lib/java/jna.jar /usr/share/filebot/jar/jna.jar


%preun
[ $1 -eq 0 ]; then
    rm -f /usr/bin/filebot
    rm -f /usr/share/filebot/jar/jna.jar
fi

%preun now takes into account that RPM calls %preun on pre-upgrade but not %post on post-upgrade.

[nex0r]

I'm using {plex.name} which is awesome as it sorts out difficult names like 24 has with colon's etc.

24 - S02E01 - Day 2 - 8.00 A.M. - 9.00 A.M.mkv

Is there a simple way to force the season and episode characters to lower case using {plex.name}?

24 - s02e01 - Day 2 - 8.00 A.M. - 9.00 A.M.mkv

[rednoah]

Is there a simple way to force the season and episode characters to lower case using {plex.name}?

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24 - s02e01 - Day 2 - 8.00 A.M. - 9.00 A.M.mkv

There is a simple way of making everything lower case, including series name and episode title. There is no simple way to make just the S00E00 part lower case. The not-so-simple way would be to write your own custom format instead of relying on {plex} entirely.

[nex0r]

Ok thanks for the reply. I thought I'd ask before going down the custom format route.

[kim]

simple

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{plex.name.replaceAll(/S(\d{1,3})E(\d{1,3})/, 's$1e$2')}

[hstorey219]

Hi There,
I thought I had this working, but my format is still creating folders inside the main folder.
For example:
Media/Movies/Girls Trip (2017)
Then inside the folder Girls Trip (2017) is the video, but when I run Filebot, it will create this Media/Movies/Girls Trip (2017)/Girls trip (2017)
I just want Filebot to rename the folder and video file into Plex format without creating any folders.

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filebot -script fn:amc "W:Media/" --action move --format {plex.tail} -non-strict --def excludeList=W:/media/amc.txt

[rednoah]

when I run Filebot, it will create this Media/Movies/Girls Trip (2017)/Girls trip (2017)
I just want Filebot to rename the folder and video file into Plex format without creating any folders.

That is what {plex.tail} does, i.e. the Plex path without leading Movies / Series folder. You probably mean {plex.name} which refers to the filename part, without path components.


Note that Plex assumes a certain a certain path, and not just file name. If you stray from that path, then all bets or off, and things may or may not work for you.


Note that the amc script is explicitly not designed for renaming files in-place. The official recommendation is to organize files into a new structure.


Leaving --output unspecified is bad practice, since it'll just default to the current working directory, whatever it may be.

[spetrillo]

Stupid question...and maybe I am missing it...but how do we install the license?

[spetrillo]

Second...if I use the script to do the install I am seeing a 32 bit JVM installed. I thought it would install the 64 bit version?

[rednoah]

Stupid question...and maybe I am missing it...but how do we install the license?

License Activation is generally self-explanatory, so don't worry about it until FileBot prompts you with instructions:
https://www.filebot.net/activate.html

Second...if I use the script to do the install I am seeing a 32 bit JVM installed. I thought it would install the 64 bit version?

Logs? Screenshots?

The FileBot package depends on the OpenJDK package, which almost certainly installs the latest 64-bit OpenJDK 11 at this point in time, unless you're running a 32-bit OS.

[AbedlaPaille]

well if I try this (in GUI)

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\\gaia-prime\Movies\{any{'Movie Collections/'+az+'/'+collection+'/'+ny+'/'+ny}{az+'/'+ny+'/'+ny}} [{vf}]{subt}

I get output
e.g. \\gaia-prime/Movies/D/Demolition Man (1993)/Demolition Man (1993) [720p]
or \\gaia-prime/Movies/Movie Collections/A/Avatar Collection/Avatar (2009)/Avatar (2009) [720p]

try

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\\gaia-prime\Movies\{any{collection ? ('Movie Collections/'+az+'/'+collection+'/'+ny+'/'+ny) : 'collection found but something is wrong'} {az+'/'+ny+'/'+ny} {'WTF'} }

only if I write {az+'/'+ny+'/'+ny} wrong like so {az'/'+ny+'/'+ny} I get the
"but when you use it on a movie that isn't in one, it only adds the vf and subt part... the file name and path disappear..."

btw: there is a better way to write it

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\\gaia-prime\Movies\{any{'Movie Collections/'+az+'/'+collection}{az}}/{ny}/{ny} [{vf}]{subt}

or

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\\gaia-prime\Movies\{def altDir = ('Movie Collections/'+az+'/'); any{altDir+collection}{az}}/{ny}/{ny} [{vf}]{subt}

Very interesting this! Is it possible to insert conditional trails within the paths? Like a vf.match in the directory name, can't seem to adapt my normal expression. Even when i got the syntax right it crashed paths for movies that didn't match vf

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{any{'[Collections]/'+collection+'/'+'('+y+')'+' '+n}{ny+' ['+vf.match(/720[pP]|1080[pP]/)+']'+'/'+ny}}

I don't know how to play around Primary title and n either, usually use something like this:

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info.OriginalLanguage =~ /en/ ? primaryTitle : n

[kim]

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{ any{n}{ny}{'no match'} }

[AbedlaPaille]

Didn't get that sorry, bit of a noob. How do you suggest i write info.OriginalLanguage =~ /en/ ? primaryTitle : n if it's within a {any{'/'/' }{'/'/' }} path? Most syntax i tried don't seem to be working. And what am i missing when it comes to displaying potential attributes on folders like i do with my normal scheme?

[rednoah]

e.g. Here's what you asked for specifically:

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{any{info.OriginalLanguage =~ /en/ ? primaryTitle : n}{'No Name'}}

e.g. Here's how you'd work with potential attributes:

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{allOf{vc}{vf}{source}{group}.joining('-', '[', ']')}

[GeorgeAl]

Hello, I have purchased the file bot (2nd year at row), and I could like to know if you plan to make any guide with examples for noobs like me?
I do not have the time to learn to program now, as a matter of fact, I do not care at all. I only want something that works, for that I paid.

[rednoah]

Hello, I have purchased the file bot (2nd year at row), and I could like to know if you plan to make any guide with examples for noobs like me?
I do not have the time to learn to program now, as a matter of fact, I do not care at all. I only want something that works, for that I paid.

Sorry, this guide is already as simple as possible. You may petition the JDownloader developers to make it easier, perhaps even add 1st party integration for FileBot post-processing.

That being said, I'd just stick the FileBot Desktop Application if you're looking for something easy and straight-forward. Presets are great for adding a degree of automation.

[GeorgeAl]

Unfortunately, all useful guides at the JDownloader forum are at german.

[rednoah]

Unfortunately, all useful guides at the JDownloader forum are at german.

It's not a language issue. JDownloader is just difficult to work with, compared to uT and qBT where it's just a matter of copy & paste.

[GeorgeAl]

Yes, you are right. The AMC script works with qtorrent, but I want to make it work with jdownloader 2 but no hope.