AMC with clean turn on, not getting rid of all junk files.
Posted: 10 Jul 2015, 13:08
Here is all the files in the folder; http://imgur.com/rTHaH4y,8ri8fYC,FreRYyL#1 if I run the filebot amc script with these settings
filebot -script fn:amc --output "/home/user/downloads/Sync/" -rename -non-strict "/home/user/downloads/Sync/Movies/" --log-file amc.log --def excludeList=amc.txt clean=y unsorted=y
These files never get "cleaned" http://imgur.com/rTHaH4y,8ri8fYC,FreRYyL#0 and just stay in the folder. I have tried this on a linux computer at the root level and on a windows pc at the admin level.
I would guess out of 1000 runs of filebot these are the only files I have never seen it "clean", and having that success rate is good enough for me
, but still wondering why it will not delete those files? As a side note, folder named "Screens" that is getting deleted has like six screen shots in it, all .png files. I wonder if there is a limit on the number of files it will "clean".
This is my log, and you can see it excludes all junk files from being renamed, but it never tries to delete them. http://pastebin.com/AWcnAYzS
filebot -script fn:amc --output "/home/user/downloads/Sync/" -rename -non-strict "/home/user/downloads/Sync/Movies/" --log-file amc.log --def excludeList=amc.txt clean=y unsorted=y
These files never get "cleaned" http://imgur.com/rTHaH4y,8ri8fYC,FreRYyL#0 and just stay in the folder. I have tried this on a linux computer at the root level and on a windows pc at the admin level.
I would guess out of 1000 runs of filebot these are the only files I have never seen it "clean", and having that success rate is good enough for me

This is my log, and you can see it excludes all junk files from being renamed, but it never tries to delete them. http://pastebin.com/AWcnAYzS