Closed thebat98 closed 3 years ago
Hej TheBAT,
you are referring to synoindex
, but this is the repository of synoindexwatcher
. Maybe you've posted your issue in the wrong place.
Anyway, I've checked, whether the current version synoindexwatcher
has problems with white-space-names, but at least my test-cases run fine. Could you provide more information, the output in the console after you have started synoindexwatcher
for example?
Apart from that I've just fixed another bug, unrelated to your issue. So it might be a good idea to update synoindexwatcher
before trying again.
Regards, Torben
Thank you for your reply.
This problem concerns your development, in your script you're using synoindex
.
Regarding my problem nothing happens :
That's why I try manually to use synoindex with args : -d and -a Then I understand that a pathfile with whitespaces wasn't working.
TheBAT
Thanks for your reply.
Your problem might me be related to the problem I've fixed today. Please upgrade to version 0.11.4 with the command:
$ sudo python -m pip install --upgrade synoindexwatcher
And start Synoindex Watcher with additional debugging output afterwards:
$ python -m synoindexwatcher --loglevel DEBUG
The output should give me the information I need to fix the problem.
Your fix did the trick !
Thank you !
Thanks for your script !
Unfortunately, I have trouble to use it... and I think this is because of my files : I'm using a lot of white spaces in their names...
I've tried :
synoindex -a /volume1/video/my files/test 1.mkv
which is not working. Then,synoindex -a "/volume1/video/my files/test 1.mkv"
which is working... !How can I fix this issue please ?
Regards, TheBAT