Moving Non-Media Files
Moving Non-Media Files
Does anyone know how or if it's possible or if there's a script current available to move non-media files to an "Other" directory? Or if there's a way to move unmatched files?
Re: Moving Non-Media Files
I guess you're talking about AMC? You could always just run some other tools and do stuff on what's left behind after AMC sorts out everything it can.
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Re: Moving Non-Media Files
Yeah, I'm using AMC for this. The goal is to when transmission finishes a torrent, to create hard link (which seems to work well) to the formatted TV Show or Movie. But, to keep seeding. So the goal is to create a hardlink to the unmatched file as well in an "Others" folder or "Unmatched" folder or something. Does AMC have this option? Or maybe is there a modified version of AMC to handle this?rednoah wrote:I guess you're talking about AMC? You could always just run some other tools and do stuff on what's left behind after AMC sorts out everything it can.
The reason why I can't write a script to pick up stuff what AMC leaves behind is that I don't think if I go through the torrents completed folder, I would know if AMC has created a hardlink to this file or not.
Re: Moving Non-Media Files
Do don't think there's a script around for this. You can either modify the script or if u wanna use bash you can have filebot list previously processed files so you also know what hasn't been processed yet. If you have xattr enabled u can check that as well for metadata stored by filebot.
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I found someone modified the groovy script here.. https://gist.github.com/leonard84/6090943 where they have an unidentified parameter. I'm going to have to give this a try.rednoah wrote:Do don't think there's a script around for this. You can either modify the script or if u wanna use bash you can have filebot list previously processed files so you also know what hasn't been processed yet. If you have xattr enabled u can check that as well for metadata stored by filebot.