[shawly]

I created a rule that packages named "plex" will be started automatically and are moved to a special folder after extraction.

Screenshot from 2021-01-19 13-43-24.png

Which works up until the point where JD extracts the archive to /output/extracted (as it should since that's the default extraction folder) but then it does not move the extracted content to /output/media.

Did I do something wrong or is this a bug?

LOG: 18.01.21 20.37.20 <--> 19.01.21 13.48.56 jdlog://9315625302851/

[pspzockerscene]

Hi,

indeed in my tests this feature did not work at all.
I'll ask Jiaz later or create a ticket - I can't remember any known issues with this ...
Here is a test archive for further tests:
workupload.com/file/K9X3cWagStf

-psp-

[shawly]

Any update on this?

Would be even better if one could just set the Extraction path for a package via Packagizer.

[pspzockerscene]

Hi,

we haven't forgotten this thread - please be patient ...

-psp-

[shawly]

I've just had some time to look at the sources of JD and I found the cause for the packagizer behaving not as intended.

Since I'm a Java dev by profession, since 8 years and it would be quite easy for me to fix, I'd like to do my part and fix it myself, I've found out that there are more than this issue in packagizer. Though I'm not sure how your coding guidelines are and I'd like to talk with another JD dev before attempting anything as I'd still need to understand some descisions and the logic on how links are crawled.

Do you guys only have the IRC for communication or is there also something like a Discord, Slack or Teamspeak for you to actually talk?
I speak german and english and I'd like to contribute since JD is open source and I like the project.

[pspzockerscene]

Hi,

see HERE (scroll all the way down).

We're not in our support chat anymore at this moment.
You can contact us via mail/support tickets.

The core team is from Germany and all of us are speaking English & German so it's up to your preference

-psp-