Accept all filetypes
I want to upload all files in a directory recursively without explicitly stating the filetypes.
You can use the --glob argument, e.g., --glob "**/*.*".
See:
- https://juicenet.ravencentric.cc/cli-reference/
- https://docs.python.org/3/library/pathlib.html#pathlib-pattern-language
Running it with this prints No related files found for filename.mp4 for each file.
Paste the entire command and the logs
juicenet --glob "**/*.*" --config ~/juicenet.yaml
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | Config: /home/user/juicenet.yaml
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | Nyuu: /usr/bin/nyuu
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | ParPar: /usr/bin/parpar
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | Nyuu Config: /home/user/nyuu.json
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | NZB Output: /home/user/nzb_out
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | Raw Articles: /tmp/failed-nyuu-posts
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | Appdata Directory: /home/user/.juicenet
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | Working Directory: /tmp/.JUICENET_c1slkeb2
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | Glob Pattern: ['**/*.*']
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | Related Extensions: ['ass', 'srt']
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | No related files found for video1.mp4
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | ERROR | video1.mp4
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | INFO | No related files found for video2.mp4
Well it is working. It found your files (videoN.mp4). Related files are an entirely different concept. You can read about them here.
I am also having the same problem. The truth is that I'm about to give up this docker, very frustrated. In my case it happens the same as the mate and finally does not generate any .nzb So it is not working.
I also don't know what causes it to look for extensions when I set the path with [] without any extensions. It's like a nightmare.