Recursive mode

[Jordinthecloud]

Why doesn't this work? I got tons of SRTs in volume1

The script is supposed to run in recursive mode.

[KBlixt]

I haven't tried running my script against network shares that isn't mounted like in linux, is it possible to mount the network share to the machine and point subcleaner to that directory?

[Jordinthecloud]

They’re already mounted to my Windows machine. I tried what you asked but then the same error as in the screenshot appears.

What I tried: python .\subcleaner.py -r U:/Tv shows —dry-run

[KBlixt]

If you have spaces in the path I'd recommend putting the path between quotation mark:

python .\subcleaner.py -r "U:/Tv shows" —dry-run

[Jordinthecloud]

[KBlixt]

Hmm 🤔

What if you just used "Y:/"

[albino1]

Maybe the problem is your slash is backwards. You have Y:/ and it should be Y:\ for Windows.

[Jordinthecloud]

Same error

[KBlixt]

Strange, would you mind showing what it looks like in the Y drive?

[Jordinthecloud]

Sure:

[KBlixt]

Are you able to run it against a specific subtitle file? Or does that fail as well?

[Jordinthecloud]

When I copy an srt to my Windows machine and run the script it works like a charm! But running it against an srt directly on my Synology it fails.

Edit; are you on Discord? I feel that works a bit nicer..

[KBlixt]

Yeah, I can't speak until tomorrow though. Pm me your handlename and I'll invite you tomorrow 👍

[Jordinthecloud]

lakitna

[Jordinthecloud]

Waiting for your invite..

[KBlixt]

Starting up computer now.

[KBlixt]

This issue is hopefully resolved now. Probably an issue with how windows deals with network storage that detach and reattach while windows is in sleep mode.