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Files on remote location #3

Closed quack3d closed 7 years ago

quack3d commented 7 years ago

I have my files on a Western Digital NAS with the following address working fine in explorer.exe: \10.0.0.100\Public\TV. However, when I use that in Auto-Sub I get the following:

2017-03-07 19:20:03,221 INFO checkSub: Nothing to search for. 2017-03-07 19:20:03,220 INFO scanDisk: Finished round of local disk checking 2017-03-07 19:20:02,668 INFO scanDisk: Starting round of local disk checking at \10.0.0.100\Public\TV

Any ideas?

TRaSH- commented 7 years ago

I think you need to add a extra "\" in front.

BenjV commented 7 years ago

an extra \

quack3d commented 7 years ago

I did use \\. Text editor here removes one \ it seems. I've also tried mapping it to Z:\ but it still doesn't work. Something to do with rights to access the network disk perhaps?

BenjV commented 7 years ago

If it was an access rights problem then the log would have gave you an error message.. Now it seems that autosub finds the folder but does not find any video files there, nor does it find subfolders there. Maybe you can switch on the debuglog in autosub to see if there is more info on this.

quack3d commented 7 years ago

That was a great suggestion. I didn't know I could enable debug log. Had a bunch of 'Filespec does not meet minmatchscore so skipping this one'. Apparently when I changed to remote disk I started using very little info in the file name and had minmatchscore set to source. Should be ok now. Thanks!

BenjV commented 7 years ago

Just Source as minmatch score is normally the best setting