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hmm, maybe because you echo blanks? Try this: ### return things to sab (changed or unchanged) echo 1 # 0=Refuse, 1=Accept echo $1 # Name of the NZB (no path, no ".nzb") echo $2 # PP (0, 1, 2 or 3) echo $3 # Category echo $4 # Script (basename) echo $PRIORITY # Priority (-100 -2, -1, 0 or 1...

use -gt instead of >, or see this for more options (note the difference between string and integer comparisons)
http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/comparison ... OMPARISON1

Is it logging? maybe you could grep the log for those variables, or use some dirname functions to get these names.

You should ask Ruud from couchpotato to implement something like that in couchpotato. He has a donate-button also.

Use sed to replace stuff.

pseudocode:
#$1 is inputfile (or directory)

filename=$(basename $1)
extension=${filename##*.}
newname=echo $filename | sed 's/.xvid.*\|.x264.*//g'
mv $filename $newname.$extension

Thanks for your reply ls $1/../proc this didn't work, I ended up doing this : final=$(echo "$1" | sed 's-temp.*-proc-') and find "$1" \( -name "*.avi" -or -name "*.mkv" -or -name "*.mp4" -or -name "*.mov" -or -name "*.mpeg" -or -...

I'm testing out Mutagen to read the id3 tags of individual songs so you can even see which tracks you have off an album, so eventually you can download single mp3s Great, I really hoped you were going for Mutagen! And even taking it to the next level, downloading individual mp3's, that would be a g...

You need to copy all files in sickbeards autoProcessTV-folder to your postprocessscript directory... Did you do that?

Don't know if this is a solution, but synology doesn't have bash, but ash.

On top of your script you have #!/bin/bash, change that into #!/bin/sh. Maybe that will work, I have no synology, but it's worth a try....

A script that pauses all nzb's coming from sickbeard (can also be used to set low priority) (someone asked for in PM, thought to share it here): #!/usr/bin/env bash ### Set to paused if it's a file from sickbeard case $3 TV) # <- change this to your Sickbeard category priority="-2" # -2 me...

use cp instead of mv and delete sourcefiles after succesfull copy.

It took some effort to find out how this works, so I thougt to share the knowledge how this works. Sabnzbd 6.x can do preprocessing, what means it can do stuff to the nzb before it enters the queue. Sab starts the scripts and feeds it parameters like this: Running pre-queue script ['/home/username/....

mv -fv "$1/*" $HOME/Desktop/

try this

Create a script that calls other scripts. If you are on linux: # Running multiple scripts from 1 script This is also easy. You can do 2 things. First the easiest: 1. Blank textfile, #!/usr/bin/env bash @ top and the following lines in the script: ./path/toscript/one/scriptname1 ./path/toscript/two/s...

That's probably a problem with line endings (invisible stuff). See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_endings

Convert it to LF for Mac I think.