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evilhero / mylar

An automated Comic Book downloader (cbr/cbz) for use with SABnzbd, NZBGet and torrents
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Dumping comics to the root of the drive #2413

Closed The-Nusbaum closed 4 years ago

The-Nusbaum commented 4 years ago

Describe the bug Post Porcessing and Import seem to be ignoring the comicbook location. I detects/creates the comicbook folder, then simply moves/copies the file to the root of the drive.

Screenshots/Logs 15-Feb-2020 22:13:50 - INFO :: mylar.validateAndCreateDirectory.1706 : Thread-23 : [POST-PROCESSING][DIRECTORY-CHECK] Found comic directory: E:\Media\Comics\Correct_Publisher\Correct_Series_(2005) 15-Feb-2020 22:13:52 - INFO :: mylar.Process_next.2618 : Thread-23 : [POST-PROCESSING] copy successful to : E:\Correct_Series_044_(2006).cbz

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Additional information Pretty sure this is somehow my fault, but I dont see how. Ive followed the code, though I do not have a sqlite browser on my media machine, I see where its pulling comicnzb from the DB and then comlocation from that, which strikes me as odd (but, not knowing what is in comicnzb it may not be? I could just dump that to the logs I suppose

The-Nusbaum commented 4 years ago

1 - yeah. comicnzb is the COMIC level... derp. 2 - it doesnt seem to be an issue on linux, so Im chalking it up to forcing the poor dear to run on windows.

evilhero commented 4 years ago

Can you paste the actual debug log (from the files, not from the GUI since the files contain code-line references). We need to see the leadup to the error so we can get the workflow model it's using and what the values are that it's trying to use - just pasting the error unfortunately is not enough information for us to help with.

I have a feeling your Folder Format / File Format might not be correct (ie. you have path options in your File Format), but without seeing the debug log showing the formats it's impossible to guess correctly.

Bart274 commented 4 years ago

It must be a configuration issue as it always worked nicely for me on Windows

The-Nusbaum commented 4 years ago

you were correct. There was a / at the beginning of the issue title, so yeah... it was dumping to the root, exactly like I accidentally told it to