- Filebot utorrent postprocess 720p#
- Filebot utorrent postprocess download#
- Filebot utorrent postprocess torrent#
The wtf.sh script contains only the following (4) lines.ĭon't forget to give your shell script reading/writing permission. Thus I gave the qbittorrent client the following path to execute the my shell script: /Users/sean/QBittorrent/wtf.sh. I created a wtf.sh script and it is located in my /Users/sean/QBittorent/ directory. Solution for MacOS or Linux/Debian users.
Filebot utorrent postprocess torrent#
torrent though for you to test with (at least through here) as it's from a private tracker. So far it's been the only one I can reproduce it on 100%, as any others I've downloaded has been passed through just fine on.Sadly I can't see myself sharing the.
Filebot utorrent postprocess download#
When I tested the same download on qbittorrent 4.0.3 it passed everything correctly and I didn't have the same problem as above with the whole .x264-TBS?b bit as it actually passed it off as C:\Users\JourneyOver\Desktop\QBT\.x264-TBS
Filebot utorrent postprocess 720p#
Torrent named Once Upon a Time S07E15 720p WEB x264-TBS downloaded and completed and sent the command from above, and from the qbittorrent logs it looked like it passed everything correctly, but upon inspection of my logs from filebot it seems that the directory was not passed correctly at all and resulted in the directory that was being passed in as C:\Users\JourneyOver\Desktop\QBT\.x264-TBS?b even though when looking at the directory in my QBT folder, and even the logs for qbittorrent it showed it being passed as C:\Users\JourneyOver\Desktop\QBT\.x264-TBS
I believe the script never threw this error on 4.0.3 and below as I've never seen it before and which is why it worked, but something must of changed in 4.0.4+ that has caused it to do Ah okay gotcha, anyways idk if this is another bug with qbittorrent or what but had a recent download go through but it seems to be making my script fail for some reason but it works on 4.0.3 just fine.
So I know it's not my script that is at fault here.Įdit: Must of missed it the first time around but doing the normal "C:\tools\python3\python.exe" "C:\Users\JourneyOver\Dropbox\Public\Folders\Filebot\Filebot_Wrapper.pyw" "%L" "" "%N" "multi" "" "%F" does produce something which may be helpful on the cause of this issue.Īs you can see it's throwing a "not enough values to unpack expected 6 but got 3" error. Running 4.0.3 and below it doesn't matter if I insert the python path or not, it works regardless always runs the command/script and always spits out a. log file from filebot when the command is run, yet running my command on 4.0.4 (and the 4.1.0alpha running on this commit ccc91e2 (which is the latest commit in the master branch) does not produce a log or do anything else on "running" the command)
One way I know my script is working is that it's supposed to spit out a. (N) T19:07:27 - Torrent: The.X264.AC3-EVO, running external program, command: 'C:\Users\JourneyOver\Dropbox\Public\Folders\Filebot\Filebot_Wrapper.pyw' '' '' 'The.X264.AC3-EVO' 'multi' '' 'C:\Users\JourneyOver\Desktop\QBT\The.X264.AC3-EVO' "C:\Users\JourneyOver\Dropbox\Public\Folders\Filebot\Filebot_Wrapper.pyw" "%L" "" "%N" "multi" "" "%F" (N) T19:00:05 - Torrent: The.X264.AC3-EVO, running external program, command: 'C:\tools\python3\pythonw.exe' 'C:\Users\JourneyOver\Dropbox\Public\Folders\Filebot\Filebot_Wrapper.pyw' '' '' 'The.X264.AC3-EVO' 'multi' '' 'C:\Users\JourneyOver\Desktop\QBT\The.X264.AC3-EVO'
"C:\tools\python3\pythonw.exe" "C:\Users\JourneyOver\Dropbox\Public\Folders\Filebot\Filebot_Wrapper.pyw" "%L" "" "%N" "multi" "" "%F" (N) T19:04:31 - Torrent: The.X264.AC3-EVO, running external program, command: 'C:\tools\python3\python.exe' 'C:\Users\JourneyOver\Dropbox\Public\Folders\Filebot\Filebot_Wrapper.pyw' '' '' 'The.X264.AC3-EVO' 'multi' '' 'C:\Users\JourneyOver\Desktop\QBT\The.X264.AC3-EVO' "C:\tools\python3\python.exe" "C:\Users\JourneyOver\Dropbox\Public\Folders\Filebot\Filebot_Wrapper.pyw" "%L" "" "%N" "multi" "" "%F" (N) T16:14:58 - Torrent: .DDP5.1.H.264-NTb, running external program, command: 'D:/utorrent-postprocess.pyw' '' '' '.DDP5.1.H.264-NTb' 'multi' '' 'T:\.DDP5.1.H.264-NTb'Įdit: Also, I can switch back and forth between versions with reinstalls and the issue follows Okay so I just tried that method, along with trying pythonw.exe path (which is what my script is supposed to use as it's a python windowless) and then no python.exe path again since I re-input the command (which fixed the backslashes at least), but still it goes and says "running external program" and yet does nothing. Here is a log output from each version on the same file. Im running the same command as JourneyOver short of the file location.
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