Running FileBot from the console, Groovy scripting, shell scripts, etc
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grsjst
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by grsjst »
Hello,
I accidentally deleted my .exclude file (that was rather large). Is there a way to regenerate it without filebot reprocesses all files?
I was thinking of something like this (found on the web):
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find /volume1/video/ -type f | grep -E "\.webm$|\.flv$|\.vob$|\.ogg$|\.ogv$|\.drc$|\.gifv$|\.mng$|\.avi$|\.mov$|\.qt$|\.wmv$|\.yuv$|\.rm$|\.rmvb$|/.asf$|\.amv$|\.mp4$|\.m4v$|\.mp*$|\.m?v$|\.svi$|\.3gp$|\.flv$|\.f4v$|\.srt$" > .excludes
Would this work?
thanks,
Joost
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rednoah
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by rednoah »
Pretty much. It's just a list of file paths. Even just
find /volume1/video/ > .excludes should do.
Here's how
filebot itself can do the job:
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filebot -find /volume1/video/ --file-filter "f.video || f.subtitles" > excludes.txt