[Jiaz]

@wizhack: Thanks for sharing your findings and feedback. Would have been my next question to check if bash is available
check ownership/permission for the nfs share or mount that the docker user will be mapped to correct nfs user

[wizhack]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@wizhack: Thanks for sharing your findings and feedback. Would have been my next question to check if bash is available
check ownership/permission for the nfs share or mount that the docker user will be mapped to correct nfs user

Finally it's not a permission issues in the nfs share, its the way that mv command act.
so the mv command doesn't act like a normal bash command (for the folder part) so i have to find a way to move folder, the easy way would be:
mkdir in /mnt/4K with filename > cp file in the "newfolder" > rm -R old folder, dirty way in my opinions... if you have suggestions i'm open !

[Jiaz]

@wizhack: maybe check if mv might be part of internal bash but also be available as stand alone mv executable with different feature set? most likely it's something like that

[wizhack]

This is it !
so the built-in mv comand in alpine-linux is a part of busybox so it's explain why it was acting weird because i didn't know that i was looking for using a mv from coreutils. so here i did:

Install the coreutils package in the container (alpine linux)

apk add coreutils utmps

and check the version of the new mv

mv --version

it should tell you something like

mv (GNU coreutils) 9.1

and now i can act like i did before, thanks for putting me on the way @Jiaz

[Jiaz]

@wizhack: thanks for feedback and confirmation

[wizhack]

Here is my script, i used 2 trigger 1 for package finished and 1 for extraction finished

Move folder based on name of file with a script shell

Don't forget to check the box for preventing running the script in parallel

var movefolder = '/config/scripts/movefolder.sh';
callSync(movefolder);

far from perfect but it does the job, maybe using callAsync() but i have some error when i try callAsync(movefolder);

And the movefolder.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Check subfolder from /output
find /output -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d | while IFS= read -r dir; do
    # check for *.part files
    if find "$dir" -type f -name "*.part" -print -quit | grep -q .; then
        echo "Le dossier $dir contient des fichiers avec l'extension .part. Il est ignoré."
        continue
    fi

    # Extract namefolder
    dirname=$(basename "$dir")

    # if folder has *1080*, *2160*, *4k*, ou *s??e??*
    if [[ $dirname == *1080* || $dirname == *2160* || $dirname == *4k* || $dirname == *s??e??* || $dirname == *s??* ]]; then
        # Si le dossier contient un fichier .rar, afficher un message d'erreur et passer au suivant
        if find "$dir" -type f -name "*.rar" -print -quit | grep -q .; then
            echo "Un fichier .rar a été détecté dans le dossier $dir. Le dossier est ignoré."
            continue
        fi

        # Déplacer le dossier vers le répertoire de destination approprié
        if [[ $dirname == *s??e??* ]]; then
            mv "$dir" "/mnt/FR-TV/"
        elif [[ $dirname == *1080* ]]; then
            mv "$dir" "/mnt/FR-HD/"
        elif [[ $dirname == *2160* || $dirname == *4k* ]]; then
            mv "$dir" "/mnt/FR-4K/"
        fi
    fi
done

[Jiaz]

@wizhack: Thanks for sharing your whole solution