I was getting this error on my filebot-node docker instance, and I figured out why, and wanted to document it for others who stumble across this thread. For me, the error was that input and output were on different filesystems (not really, but with the way docker was mounting bind volumes, it appeared that way to the app.
From a docker point of view, I was mounting source and destination as separate volumes:
That change had it appear to Filebot & Java that it was working on the same volume / filesystem and the program ran without a problem and moved my files where I expected.
I was getting this error on my filebot-node docker instance, and I figured out why, and wanted to document it for others who stumble across this thread. For me, the error was that input and output were on different filesystems (not really, but with the way docker was mounting bind volumes, it appeared that way to the app.
From a docker point of view, I was mounting source and destination as separate volumes:
even though todo is just a peer level directory to Movies.
Before: Input folder: /volume1/intput Output folder: /volume1/output
resulted in:
[COPY] Failure: java.nio.file.FileSystemException: /volume1/output/Movies/someVideoName.avi: Operation not permittedAfter: Input folder: /volume1/output/todo Output folder: /volume1/output
That change had it appear to Filebot & Java that it was working on the same volume / filesystem and the program ran without a problem and moved my files where I expected.
Hope this helps someone!