Update Sickbeard / Sickrage when Filebot finishes

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Update Sickbeard / Sickrage when Filebot finishes

[rednoah]

You just need to escape the argument value properly:

--def exec="curl \"http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}\""

[rednoah]

FileBot will use powershell -Command instead of cmd /c starting with r4757.

[rednoah]

Interesting request! You can easily get the series ID via xattr from the file.

Come to think of it... if xattr is working, then this will work right out-of-the-box:

--def exec="curl 'http://localhost:8081/api/APIKEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'"

[vember31]

Thanks! This will complete my automation process for TV shows!!

In my shell script that's called by Deluge, I have the amc script being executed, followed now by:

filebot -script fn:xattr --def exec="curl 'http://localhost:8081/api/APIKEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'"

I gave it a shot with a new torrent but no luck :/ for testing, I also called it straight from terminal and plugged in a defined value for a show I have instead of using {info.id} to see if it would work, but it did not. I only see 'done' and your emoji after running it at the terminal. I don't have any files being generated by xattr as I haven't used it before...does that matter here or is my command set up wrong? I'm leaning towards the latter...

As a note, when I pasted that URL into the browser with a defined tvdb ID, it successfully updated in Sickrage. In both the script and when I pasted into the browser, I was sure to add the API key in.

Appreciate your time :)

[rednoah]

--def exec is an option for the amc script. You do not need to use the xattr script.

[Maximillion195]

Hi rednoah,

I cant seem to get this to work;
--def exec="curl 'http://localhost:8081/api/APIKEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'"

Is the {info.id} variable still valid? The only variable I can get to work is {folder}

Thanks!

[vember31]

First I'd like to apologize that I hadn't confirmed this was working. It works great. I'm using exactly the code from above (with a change to the IP and APIKEY). So the info.id variable is working. Of course make sure you have curl installed too.

exec="curl 'http://localhost:8081/api/APIKEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'"

[Maximillion195]

Thanks for the reply vember, So you are using the latest amc script? and does your still work if you change the action to test?

I have this exact line in my code apart from the api key is my key:
exec="curl 'http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'"

And the output:
Execute: curl 'http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid='
{"data": {}, "message": "The required parameter: 'tvdbid' was not set", "result": "error"}

[Maximillion195]

Turns out this command gives the above error if you have the action set to test. When it is set to copy or move etc {info.id} works correctly.

[rednoah]

{id} should be giving you the series id. Use --def exec="echo {json}" to see the raw metadata as json.

I cannot seem to get this to work in Windows.
I am not a super experienced, but i thiink it is because of the quotes around it.
When i use this one. in cmd with double quote instead of a single it does work..
Like this.
curl "http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}"
Instead of
curl 'http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'

But when i try to but it together with AMC, i need to write it out like Maximillion did where there are single quotes on the link, otwerwise it won't go trhough.
exec="curl 'http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'"

[rednoah]

• curl is a Unix tool and won't work on Windows
• '...' style quotes won't work on Windows

Open Windows CMD and see if you can write a command that will tell Sick* to refresh itself.

Trying to use the --def exec option without basic command-line skills is completely nonsensical and will not lead to success. ;)

Yea i know. the commands line works fine, as i installed curl for windows.
as in it returns this.
curl "http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}"

{"data": {}, "message": "Xhas queued to be refreshed", "result": "success"}

but i am not able to use
exec="curl 'http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'"
because of the different quotes.
The command does run, but because it runs like
'http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'
instead of
"http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}"
it doesn't work, and i am not sure how to fix this. if possible it is possible. Or is there a easier way to get it to work on windows?

So you can do it that way, nice to know :) Sadly it doesn't seem to fix the problem, might be because of the &, which might be understood wrong..
as in only this paremeter goes through
Parameter: exec = curl "http://localhost:8081/api/KEY?cmd=show.refresh

and ends up giving an error after the &
'tvdbid' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

It might be understood as a double command.

[rednoah]

Well, a round of applause for CMD taking stupid to a whole new level.

Here's how it works:
http://stackoverflow.com/a/15262019/1514467

[CurtC2]

When do you think r4757 will be available?

[rednoah]

Have you tried the latest release?

$ filebot -version
FileBot 4.7.8 (r4846)

[CurtC2]

Apologies, I was watching script commits rather than FileBot, my mistake. Thanks!

[CurtC2]

Confirmed this command format works perfectly now in QBittorrent:

exec="curl 'http://localhost:8081/api/YOURAPIKEY?cmd=show.refresh&tvdbid={info.id}'"

Thank you!