Suppress --apply refresh notice on Synology
Posted: 10 Nov 2020, 19:45
I use FileBot CLI on a Synology NAS and my Plex database is on a different computer (a gruntier one). When I run FileBot to handle my renaming, I get a message in the output that says
I understand that this is a feature of the Synology version but I don't need it (and it took me ages to figure this out, because even though the docs refer to the refresh argument, I didn't understand why my system wouldn't do anything when I ran with this command - because my database is elsewhere). How can I suppress the message? I can ignore it but it's obviously designed to get my attention for a reason. 
Interestingly, when I run filebot --apply refresh on my system, I just get back the standard list of possible arguments, without 'refresh' among them. Is this expected behaviour?
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Consider using --apply refresh to refresh file services and media libraryInterestingly, when I run filebot --apply refresh on my system, I just get back the standard list of possible arguments, without 'refresh' among them. Is this expected behaviour?
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m@x ~/incoming $ filebot --apply refresh
FileBot 4.9.2 (r8040) / OpenJDK Runtime Environment 13.0.2 (headless)
--mode [interactive] : Enable CLI interactive mode
-rename : Rename media files
--db [TheTVDB, AniDB, TheMovieDB::TV] : Database
or [TheMovieDB] or [AcoustID, ID3] or
[xattr, exif, file]
--order [Airdate, DVD, Absolute] : Episode order
--action [move, copy, keeplink, : Rename action
symlink, hardlink, clone, test]
--conflict [skip, override, auto, : Conflict resolution
index, fail]
--filter {expression} : Filter expression
--mapper {expression} : Mapper expression
--format {expression} : Format expression
-non-strict : Enable advanced matching and more
aggressive guess work
-get-subtitles : Fetch subtitles
--lang [English, German, Spanish] : Language
-check : Create / Check verification files
--output directory : Output directory
--encoding [UTF-8, Windows-1252] : Output character encoding
-list : Print episode list
-mediainfo : Print media info
-revert : Revert files
-extract : Extract archives
-script [fn:name] or [script.groovy] : Run Groovy script
--def name=value : Define script variables
-r : Recursively expand folders
-d : Do not expand folders
--q [name] or [id] or {expression} : Query expression
--file-filter {expression} : Input file filter expression
--apply [artwork, cover, nfo, date, : Apply post-processing actions
metadata, import, prune, clean]
-exec echo {f} [+] : Execute command
-unixfs : Allow special characters in file paths
-no-xattr : Disable extended attributes
-no-probe : Disable media parser
-no-index : Disable media index
-no-history : Disable history
--log [all, fine, info, warning, off] : Log level
--log-file log.txt : Log file
-clear-cache : Clear cached and temporary data
-clear-prefs : Clear application settings
-clear-history : Clear rename history
-version : Print version identifier
-help : Print this help message
--license *.psm : Import license file
You see this message because of --log-level ALL, so you can change the --log-level make the log less verbose: