Phew.. i spent so much time with the Raspberry Pi that my Girlfriends starts feeling neglected
Edit: Digging through tutorials... What i got so far: ln -s /path/to/file /path/to/a/folder/where/executables/are/stored
This command creates a symlink. Well.. now that i know how to create a symlink i need to find out where executables are stored... enter: echo "$PATH"
So i created a symlink in usr/bin to /opt/share/filebot/bin/filebot.sh. Renamed it to "filebot". Entering filebot in the commandline now executes it. So far so good.. still having no idea how to really implement filebot into my system
Edit 2: The GUI opens fine on the RPi if i enter filebot in the local command line interface
Edit 3: Now i understand on how to launch scripts.. I guess here is where the real work starts... Customization.. Would you mind helping me out in exchange for a pizza/meal (or so? hope you are not offended

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? It won't be too complicated from what i read in the forums but for me it looks impossible to get done without sacrificing my girlfriend and job
Its about separating TV Shows from Movies and Movies from 3D Movies and low quality movies from all other + rename. The rename part seems to be no problem. I can dive into the commands of this. But i found this thread (
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=588) and almost understood nothing regarding those fn commands. So the separation will be kind of a problem for me.
In my situation i will have all downloads (already extracted by the jdownloader2) in /media/usbdrive/Downloads and the four destinations are
1. /media/usbdrive/Filme -> for movies
2. /media/usbdrive/Filme (3D) -> for 3D movies (usually tagged with HSBS, HOU or 3D)
3. /media/usbdrive/TV-Serien -> for TV-Shows
4. /media/usbdrive/Kinofilme -> for low quality movies (usually tagged AC3D)
I would really appreciate your help here!
