FileBot

Hello!

After upgrade my filebot dosent work.
When i run filebot -script fn:sysinfo it say: Everything else works, i think

Any solution? I have try to activate the licens again but that dident help.

How did you upgrade FileBot?


Note that the update-filebot.sh that is part of the portable package can only be used for quick minor patches, but for major upgrades you will likely need to upgrade all application files so that everything remains compatible.

It dident find any update when u run apt update on ubuntu, so i use this: and then it found an upgrade. I run the script with root.

After upgrade i run licens activate with my other user "Micke" on the server, that user is the one who rename movies to.

I couldent past the whole script command, when i try to post here it gave me server error
But it is this is use: viewtopic.php?t=6028

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What does filebot -script fn:sysinfo say?


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You can use pastebin to post logs that our WAF accidentally blocks:
https://pastebin.com/

Package: TAR means that you are in fact running the portable package. Note that r8043 is just the nightly build from yesterday, as opposed to r8040 which was publish as stable release on 4 days ago.


You may also have installed the Debian package (Package: DEB) in addition and unrelated to the portable package, but the filebot -script fn:sysinfo output was definitely generated by the portable package and not the Debian package.


Uninstall all versions of FileBot that you may have installed, and then only install FileBot via the Debian package, as to avoid confusion.

Thanks! I will do that.
Should i run the installer with root or my user Micke?

Just run as normal user, the script will sudo as necessary:
https://github.com/filebot/plugins/blob ... ler/deb.sh

Thanks!
I run the script and now i got this

Looks like you just opened your $HOME folder at some point in the past, and then unpacked the portable edition right there. Probably not a good idea.

i.e. at some point in the past, you seem to have skipped this step, and thus randomly dispersed FileBot portable application files into your user $HOME folder, which might make clean up a little be more intricate now:

rednoah wrote: ↑22 Jul 2018, 13:20 1.
Create a new folder and then cd into that folder:

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mkdir filebot-portable && cd filebot-portable

You can call which filebot to see which filebot executable is going to be called. You have seemingly deleted some of the portable application data files, yet you still have a filebot launcher floating around somewhere, which of course fails if most of the application code is missing.