I would like to switch from using sickrage which seems to fail more than work for me. I have used filebot in the past and would like to use it with sonarr and deluge. My problem is I am not sure how this all works together. I know there is a filebot plugin but can the dockers use it? How do I tell deluge to call it ? How do I tell it to put TV shows here and Movies here. If I could get filebot to watch one folder and copy those files organized to my media storage that would be awesome. Can anyone shed some light on how they are doing all of these things together. Right now I feel like it is a clunky mess. CouchPotato seesm to be working well but I would be totally cool if filebot could handle is post processing as well.

I ended up setting it to run as a cron job and scan a folder every 15 minutes for new content. I do have the filebot plugin installed as well.

 

Here is what the .sh file looks like. The first path is the output where it defaults to TV, Movie, etc. Filebot is smart enough to scan one folder and auto sort to movie or tv. The second path is where it looks for new files which is where I tell couch and sonaar to drop files when done using deluge labels. I also have it set to send me a pushbullet alert when it scrapes new material. The only thing I would like to add is the ability to only look for files within the last 7 years or so , which will get less false positives when scraping. You can do this with (--filter "age < 7" --def "ut_label=TV") but I have not been able to get that to work.

 

*/15 * * * * /mnt/user/Torrents/filebotscript/deluge-postprocess.sh  1> /dev/null

 

 

#!/bin/sh

 

filebot -script fn:amc --output "/mnt/user/Media" --action copy -non-strict "/mnt/user/Torrents/MediaFinal" --log-file amc.log --conflict auto --def excludeList=amc.txt subtitles=en pushbullet=*****************