AMC Hardlink Specific Folder

[bryan]

I'm sort of new to using Filebot and have checked the forum, but was a little overwhelmed with all the results, so I thought I'd open a thread to see if someone can help me navigate or point me in the right direction.

I currently have AMC working with ruTorrent and upon a download finishing, it would organize and rename it to a specific output "$HOME/organized". The problem is that I have other files in a directory "downloaded" where I wish to have it organized in the same fashion (that were downloaded before) - basically I want to have a symbolic hard link like how the AMC script does automatically in the "$HOME/organized" folder while keeping the folder in "downloaded" in-tact. This would mean that I can manually call the script and it would go through multiple directories, unzip, sort, rename, etc whenever I'd like.

I noticed that there is a parameter of ut_kind, ut_dir, ut_title that upon calling the default AMC script would be blank (which makes sense when I'm calling it manually), but is there anyway I can achieve a manual check via a script?

I know rednoah provided "filebot -script fn:renall "path/to/movies" -non-strict --db TheMovieDB --def target=folder" in a script thread but that changes the actual file name (which I don't want to do), but that's the closest result I found.

Thanks

[rednoah]

Understand how rTorrent calls the amc script, and then just call the amc script yourself.

It'll probably look something like this:

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./rtorrent-postprocess.sh /path/to/downloads

@see https://github.com/filebot/plugins/blob ... process.sh

[bryan]

Ah! I saw that there were three parameters and because I'm wasn't sure what ruTorrent sends after a download is finished, and simply assumed that all 3 parameters needed to be filled. It worked like a charm, thank you rednoah