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Posted: **17 Oct 2014, 22:35**

I use sabnzbd (usenet client) post-script to rename my downloads:

#!/bin/bash

# SABnzbd Post Processing Script - www.Filebot.net "AMC" Script

FILE_PATH=$1
FILE_NAME=$3

filebot -script \
fn:amc \
--output "/media/DADOS/Media" \
--log-file amc.log \
--action move \
--conflict override -non-strict \
--def music=n \
--def xbmc=127.0.0.1 \
--def plex=127.0.0.1 \
--def pushover= \
--def artwork=y \
--def subtitles=pb \
--def clean=y \
--def "exts=jpg|nfo|srv|srr|nzb|sfv|idx|sub|txt|part01|part02|par1|par2" \
--def "terms=sample|trailer|etc" \
--def "ut_dir=$FILE_PATH" \
--def "ut_kind=multi" \
--def "ut_title=$FILE_NAME"

Sometimes I cannot find the subtitle and I have to revert to the original name of the file ( filebot -script fn:revert --action rename /path/to/files) to search for the subtitle in another site (like www.legendas.tv)

Is it possible to add something at sabnzbd post-script to automatic revert the file to the original name when the subtitle is missed?

Thanks

Posted: **18 Oct 2014, 05:52**

No, there is no support for this. Though, FileBot stores the original filename as xattr so you could write a script for that yourself quite easily.

Posted: **18 Oct 2014, 15:33**

How can i make a script to get the original back when the subtitle is missed?
Please help me out

Posted: **18 Oct 2014, 16:18**

Pseudo code:

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Find all media files that don't have subtitles
for each file
   check xattr for the original name
   rename file to the original name

You understand that this will require a certain level of coding, right? Feel free to check the scripts section for examples.

Posted: **18 Oct 2014, 17:14**

At this script i already use, is it possible to keep the original name of the file?
What matters to me is trhe folder in organized structure.

Posted: **18 Oct 2014, 17:32**

Yes. Just pass in your own format expression.

Posted: **18 Oct 2014, 23:15**

what if cut the last line of the script, it will keep the original name of the file?

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