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File creation date is too far in the past!?
Posted: 25 Aug 2016, 09:23
by viking
I had downloaded some movies many months ago and now wanted to find subtitles for them all;
I run the script:
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start filebot.cmd -script fn:suball "P:\Ultimate_Server\Movies" -non-strict
However, I then get an error:
"File creation date is too far in the past"
I therefore run this script:instead:
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start filebot.cmd -script fn:suball "P:\Ultimate_Server\Movies" -non-strict --def maxAgeDays=300
Now I get this error instead:
"Your maxAgeDays limit (300) is unreasonable"
To solve this, would I download the groovy script and modify this line:
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if (maxAgeDaysLimit && (maxAgeDays == null || maxAgeDays.toDouble() > 30)) {
return ignore(f, "Your maxAgeDays limit ($maxAgeDays) is unreasonable")
to
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if (maxAgeDaysLimit && (maxAgeDays == null || maxAgeDays.toDouble() > 300)) {
return ignore(f, "Your maxAgeDays limit ($maxAgeDays) is unreasonable")
??
For this to work, I would then need to put the modified groovy script in my Filebot directory, right?
Re: File creation date is too far in the past!?
Posted: 25 Aug 2016, 09:49
by viking
It didn't work.. Still get the message "File creation date is too far in the past"....
I guess that I need to increase:
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maxAgeTimeStamp = any{ now.time - ((maxAgeDays as double) * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000L) as long }{ null }
How does this evaluate?
(e.g. What does "any" mean? What does 1000L mean?)
Re: File creation date is too far in the past!?
Posted: 25 Aug 2016, 15:04
by rednoah
Just pass in
--def maxAgeDaysLimit=n to disable that check.
Re: File creation date is too far in the past!?
Posted: 25 Aug 2016, 18:22
by viking
rednoah wrote:Just pass in
--def maxAgeDaysLimit=n to disable that check.
Thanks, I tried this:
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start filebot.cmd -script fn:suball "P:\Ultimate_Server\Movies" -non-strict --def maxAgeDaysLimit=600
but I still got the error:
"File creation date is too far in the past"
Re: File creation date is too far in the past!?
Posted: 26 Aug 2016, 04:18
by rednoah
Use your original command and add the option I gave you verbatim.
The enforce-limit option is a yes/no option and defaults to yes.
Re: File creation date is too far in the past!?
Posted: 26 Aug 2016, 05:10
by viking
rednoah wrote:Use your original command and add the option I gave you verbatim.
The enforce-limit option is a yes/no option and defaults to yes.
I thought that "n" referred to number of days. I added the option verbatim to my
1st original command:
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start filebot.cmd -script fn:suball "P:\Ultimate_Server\Movies" -non-strict --def maxAgeDaysLimit=n
However, same issue:
"File creation date is too far in the past"
The solution was to use my
2nd original command instead:
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start filebot.cmd -script fn:suball "P:\Ultimate_Server\Movies" -non-strict --def maxAgeDays=300 --def maxAgeDaysLimit=n
(i.e. also adding the option --def maxAgeDays=300)