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Torrent name assignment #8
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What is |
to get the file name and extension "%~nx1" py3createtorrent -P -q -d -2 --md5 -c "xD" -t tracker -n "%~nx1" -o "%outputdir%%~n1[tracker name] %~n1.torrent" %* |
What is the actual full command called, after the placeholders have been replaced with the variable values? |
file name contains (2020) |
For me it works. It is probably a problem with your BAT file. It is important to know what the actual full RESOLVED commandline looks like (after placeholders have been replaced with actual values). My test output:
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py3createtorrent.py: error: Invalid name: 'camila (2020).aac'. Allowed chars: A_Z, a-z, 0-9, any of {.,_-} plus spaces. |
Ok, I got it. Will be fixed soon. |
Fixed in 1.0.0b2. Please upgrade with |
I am trying to get the program to use the name of the file as the name it will show in the torrent but the torrent is not created.
using a bat file
the torrent is not created if the name contains parentheses
-n "%~nx1" %*
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