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InvalidPathException: Illegal char <:> at index
InvalidPathException: Illegal char <:> at index
Last edited by efes on 29 Jul 2016, 20:09, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Issue \system32
1.
/E:/Media is definitely no good. Where did you learn that? It's like an unholy union of Unix and Windows paths... First letter has to be [a-z] and the second has to be [:] and that's just how it is on Windows.
2.
Are you sure you know what the /k switch is doing? Maybe it's fine. IDK. Just haven't seen anyone doing it that way.
PS: You've probably corrupted your exclude list file by opening it with notepad and saving it with BOM. The exclude list file must be UTF-8 without BOM, and only Microsoft programs (notepad, wordpad, etc) fck with that (use proper editors like notepad++ or sublime instead) or just don't mess with the exclude list.
PS2: Invalid exclude list possibly caused by running multiple filebot/amc script instances at the same time without specifying a log file (with log lock) which is what would normally guarantee that there's only one active instance.
/E:/Media is definitely no good. Where did you learn that? It's like an unholy union of Unix and Windows paths... First letter has to be [a-z] and the second has to be [:] and that's just how it is on Windows.

2.
Are you sure you know what the /k switch is doing? Maybe it's fine. IDK. Just haven't seen anyone doing it that way.
PS: You've probably corrupted your exclude list file by opening it with notepad and saving it with BOM. The exclude list file must be UTF-8 without BOM, and only Microsoft programs (notepad, wordpad, etc) fck with that (use proper editors like notepad++ or sublime instead) or just don't mess with the exclude list.

PS2: Invalid exclude list possibly caused by running multiple filebot/amc script instances at the same time without specifying a log file (with log lock) which is what would normally guarantee that there's only one active instance.