Preset Move function failing

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klebel
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Preset Move function failing

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I have started to try and use the presets so that it will not only do the renaming but reorganize based on the Plex Server folder structure. When I try to do the move I get the error message box popping up saying

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"MOVE:/Multimedia: Read-only file system"
For context:
Filebot is loaded locally on my MacBook
I have mounted the /multimedia shared folder on my QNAP NAS Server. Under /Multimedia I have subdirectories for TV Shows and Movies.

The move function will not work through the app, but the rename works just fine on files in that mounted share. I can then just drag and drop the files manually into the right folder. I'm not understanding why it wont do it through the presets though. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Re: Preset Move function failing

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:arrow: Please post screenshots or files paths as text so that we can see what you are seeing and perhaps allow us to reproduce the issue ourselves.


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Re: Preset Move function failing

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Thanks but I don't see a way to insert an image to a post which is why I gave the exact error message text.
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:?: Can you provide more information? The error message you have posted doesn't make sense to me for the following reasons:

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MOVE:/Multimedia: Read-only file system
* no source file path; no target file path
* /Multimedia doesn't make sense; macOS doesn't allow you to create folders in the / root folder; network shares would be mounted into /Volumes at the very least
* no space between :/ indicates that you didn't just copy & paste the error message verbatim; ideally you'll want to copy & paste the error message from the log verbatim



:arrow: Can you copy & paste the complete log so that we can see the complete error message? Please read How to Request Help on how to find and print the log. (tl;dr press the F5 key)



:arrow: We need to see what you can see. That will tell us what you're trying to do and ensure that we're on the same page. Please click on the link that says Screenshots read [FAQ] How can I share screenshots on the internet? to learn how to share screenshots. (tl;dr take a screenshot, then upload it to snipboard, then paste the link here)
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klebel
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Re: Preset Move function failing

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Let's try this one again. :)

The \Multimedia share is not on my Mac. It is on my QNAP Nas service and is mounted to my Mac which I mentioned in the first post. Here are images of what I was describing.

First image is the error message
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Second image shows how I have the preset setup
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Third image shows how the NAS Server folder is mounted to my Mac.
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I hope this helps more. Thanks again.
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Re: Preset Move function failing

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I'm an idiot. I figured it out. I was missing \Volumes at the beginning.

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Re: Preset Move function failing

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Ah, yes! The first screenshot makes it very clear. Your format instructs FileBot to create a Multimedia folder in the / file system root, and macOS of course gives FileBot a hard No! in return.


:idea: You can use the Icon button in the Format Editor to select a folder instead of typing it in manually. This will ensure that you're prepending a valid FileBot to your format.


:idea: Alternatively, if your files are already on that network share, then you can use {drive} to let FileBot fill in the file path to the network share at hand:

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{ drive }/{ plex.id }
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