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Originally Posted by Adoby
I let it work on some books from my baen monthly bundles and some non-fiction pdfs and some random files. And the script organize-ebooks.sh did a great job. I will definitely start using this to preprocess all my ebook files before importing to calibre!
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Exactly! It works very well for that I'm finding.
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Originally Posted by Adoby
However I never got -oft (output filename template) working. I tried several ways with, quotes in many different ways, including copied from the docs, but it never worked. So all the books are in a single folder. If you, sealbeater, could post a snippet showing how to get organize-ebooks.sh to use -oft and/or output books to subfolders it would be great!
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This is what I use:
--output-filename-template='"${d[AUTHORS]// & /, }/${d[AUTHORS]// & /, } - ${d[SERIES]:+[${d[SERIES]//:/ -}] - }${d[TITLE]//:/ -}${d[PUBLISHED]:+ (${d[PUBLISHED]%%-*})}${d[ISBN]:+ [${d[ISBN]}]}.${d[EXT]}"'
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Originally Posted by Adoby
But, as said, I am very pleased. Thanks to sealbeater for making me look at these scripts a little closer. I've seen them before, but not tried them.
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No worries! I'm glad someone sees the utility and gets some use out of them.
You can install proxychains and put "proxychains -q" in front of any script commands to proxy any connection requests through Tor and avoid IP banning.
I hope you find it useful.