Open ArieKindicator opened 4 years ago
hugbug
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4 years ago VideoSort is the name of the repository. When you do clone that name is used by default. You can change it if you want using extra parameters of the clone command. Anyway the name of the directory doesn’t matter and you shouldn’t have problems with any name.
Where do you get that error message?
ArieKindicator
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4 years ago Well, I ran into this issue on my Zyxel NAS520. Installed VideoSort using the default git clone link of the repository. Anyway, I figured it out.
hugbug
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4 years ago I meant where do you see the error message "No such file or directory"? In NZBGet log or somewhere else?
ArieKindicator
commented
4 years ago 
Under Messages and log file in nzbget. I deleted my log file a few days ago, so I can't post those parts right now. The path is case sensitive.
Another issue (and can't find an [clear] answer to on the nzbget forum or anywhere else. VideoSort isn't enabled by default. I have to manually repostprocess files to get them renamed toggle the button from no to yes. I don't have global settings for nzb extensions in the left options/extention column. I guess that section has been removed from nzbget 21. When all CategoryX.Extensions are left blank, non of the extension scripts are executed probably because there is no global setting for postprocessing scripts active on my install (which is a clean default git clone install of the master branch). Is it possible to add the parameters for "global extentions" to the nzbget.conf file?
A very minor issue but when using git clone, VideoSort (version 8) installs itself in the "VideoSort" directory but internally the scripts use the all lower case "videosort" directory.
/scripts/VideoSort/VideoSort.py: No such file or directory/scripts/videosort/VideoSort.py