[LINUX] bash script for finding not-scraped movies
#16
slash Wrote:As really loved your idea with this script I've decided to port it to a web interface and making it cross-platform.

I had to change the code completely (to get to work in Javascript) but the idea is still there.

you can try it here and let me know what you think.

Hi slash,

first of all: thanks for your support! It's a good feeling to see that I seem to have filled a hole in the XBMC-arch. Rolleyes

Of course you may port, rewrite or include the script or the idea to whatever you like. That's the idea behind Open Source. Just as I already wrote previously, I'd like to keep control over the script on the wikipage which runs under my name. But forking a new version in JS is welcome and I'd link to your script on the wiki if you're OK with it.

Sadly, I cannot test your webbased version (as well as XWMM), as I don't get the webserver running in my installation. So I have to trust your words that it works nice and does it's job Rofl

Actually I'm also working on a complete rewrite of the script, porting it to python and including my other scripts too. In the end there should be one single script serving all my needs.

I found out, that the script in it's current version has too many bugs and does not reliable work with a complex directory hierarchy where some directories are scanned and some not. I hope to get rid of these problems with the python version.

Quote:If you don't mind, I will also add it into my app XWMM and adding you to the credits.

You're welcome to do this! Cool
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#17
BaerMan Wrote:Sadly, I cannot test your webbased version (as well as XWMM), as I don't get the webserver running in my installation. So I have to trust your words that it works nice and does it's job

Hope you can fix it soon. In the meanwhile here is a screenshot

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Wink

BaerMan Wrote:Actually I'm also working on a complete rewrite of the script, porting it to python and including my other scripts too. In the end there should be one single script serving all my needs.
You're welcome to do this! Cool

Can't wait to see a running version of your python script. Let me know when it's ready.
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#18
slash Wrote:Hope you can fix it soon. In the meanwhile here is a screenshot

Can't wait to see a running version of your python script. Let me know when it's ready.

Looks great, I'll try enable the webserver again tonight. If it works I'll try this iscript as well as XWMM.

As soon as the python thing is done I'll give a ping to this thread and to the wiki Rolleyes
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#19
Hello baerman,

I may have saved you some time I completed a similiar script but running in python. Please have a look let me know what you think.

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?p=478798
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#20
esoukenka Wrote:Hello baerman,

I may have saved you some time I completed a similiar script but running in python. Please have a look let me know what you think.

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?p=478798

Hi esoukenka,

this script looks pretty good. I'll test it and give you a reply in your thread.

My scripting attempts is currently sleeping as I don't have much time to work on it. I hope I can start again on mid january.
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#21
I changed the IFS variable ot IFS=$'\n' to get it to work for me on Karmic. Though it still fails with downloaded files from Apple trailers script :

damian@mythtv-box:~$ ./xbmcmissing.sh
find: `http://movies.apple.com/movies/focus_features/babies/': No such file or directory
find: `http://movies.apple.com/movies/lionsgate/daybreakers/': No such file or directory
find: `http://movies.apple.com/movies/universal/robinhood/': No such file or directory
find: `http://movies.apple.com/movies/wb/sexandthecity2/': No such file or directory
find: `http://v23.lscache1.c.youtube.com/': No such file or directory
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#22
I ignored http files by changing

select strPath from path order by strPath;

to

select strPath from path where strPath not like \"http%\" order by strPath;
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#23
Thanks for compliment Baerman. I am hoping to make several improvements to it but also do not have so much time. Nerd
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#24
Any chance of getting smb://-paths supported?
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#25
jonassw Wrote:On Linux you mount stuff "locally", a bit like a network drive in Windows. So the script should be able to read stuff from your NAS with no issues at all.


I dont mount anything locally. Its all network. There is no need to mount locally.
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#26
Thanks for this script... been waiting for.
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#27
my stuff's been littered all over & i just built a NAS to centralize it. as soon as the array is done reshaping (~20hrs) ill be updating the library & giving this a go to plug the gaps

BaerMan, you are a scholar and a gent !!!
rPi 2&3 | android phones | fireHD8 | linux | win10 + NFS NAS w/ mySQL + props to...
libreElecyatse, titan, AELflexGet, context.manageTags (a zosky original)
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#28
Hi all,

thanks for reply! At the moment I sadly have any time to work on this script even there are many things to improve. As soon as I get time to concentrate on it again I will publish a new and much improved version. Ideas for that I have enough. Wink but of course, if anyone has a special request I'd consider implementing it.
Regarding network paths like smb:// I will try to implement them somehow but as I don't use such an environment it will be a bit hard for me to test the stuff.
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#29
you could just make the user mount the path locally and then replace the smb://IP with /local/path... I would do it myself, but I suck at bash Wink
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#30
if you're looking for requests; i say don't waist your time with samba.
declare winblows and all its junk out of scope.
after all this is a linux script right ... NFS is what it should support! Laugh

if some1 must absolutly use samba (then i feel sad for them, but)
you should suggest smbFS to mount them
rPi 2&3 | android phones | fireHD8 | linux | win10 + NFS NAS w/ mySQL + props to...
libreElecyatse, titan, AELflexGet, context.manageTags (a zosky original)
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