Heya,
I'm working with a setup where files are symlinked from one location to an other, this in order to make it easier for Plex to recognise the files.
I'm running into a problem however where AMC/Filebot is too fast for it's own good.
I'm using Plex's fsevent support to automatically update Plex on file system changes; however Plex is only seeing the creation of the initial folder in my case Tv Shows/SERIES NAME. I'm guessing an equivalent of mkdir -p is being used so while the whole path might be "TV Shows/SERIES NAME/SEASON NAME/NAME.EXTENSION" Plex is not getting it because the creation is already done when the first subscriptions on the file system begin to watch said folder.
I was wondering if there is a way to hack up a small delay in the creation of the folders so that the Plex watchers have time to get caught up.
I know there is also a Plex notify option for AMC but in my case that won't work because I'm in a multi-plex environment with different ports and no authentication allowed from localhost.
Thanks in advance!
[AMC] Sleeping on dir creation
Re: [AMC] Sleeping on dir creation
Definitely no chance of me hacking in a delay.
But if you don't mind hacking the script you're welcome to define you're own rename functions which may or may not delay before or after processing files
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... =280#p1750
But if you don't mind hacking the script you're welcome to define you're own rename functions which may or may not delay before or after processing files
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... =280#p1750
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Re: [AMC] Sleeping on dir creation
That's awesome. I will take that route. Thanks for the advise
Is it possible to see the original rename implementation somewhere?
Is it possible to see the original rename implementation somewhere?