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	== mythicalLibrarian UserJobs ==		== mythicalLibrarian UserJobs ==
	[[~~mythicalLibrarian~~]] has incorporated user jobs to allow users to expand mythcialLibrarian to suit their needs without having to worry about loosing their changes when upgrading. User jobs are bash code which run at the end of mythicalLibrarian. ''Everything'' which mythicalLibrarian does can be undone or redone using user jobs and a bit of wit.		[[Archive:MythicalLibrarian]] has incorporated user jobs to allow users to expand mythcialLibrarian to suit their needs without having to worry about loosing their changes when upgrading. User jobs are bash code which run at the end of mythicalLibrarian. ''Everything'' which mythicalLibrarian does can be undone or redone using user jobs and a bit of wit.

	== user jobs are a part of mythicalLibrarian ==		== user jobs are a part of mythicalLibrarian ==
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	XBMCIPs=( "user:password@192.168.1.110:8080" )		XBMCIPs=( "user:password@192.168.1.110:8080" )
	MySQLpass="Gq3117m8"		MySQLpass="Gq3117m8"

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	ln -s "$MoveDir/$ShowFileName.originalext" "$InputPath"		ln -s "$MoveDir/$ShowFileName.originalext" "$InputPath"

	#Enable ~~XBMC~~ Communications which were disabled so mythicalLibrarian did not communicate when the command was called before		#Enable Kodi Communications which were disabled so mythicalLibrarian did not communicate when the command was called before
	XBMCUpdate=Enabled		XBMCUpdate=Enabled
	XBMCClean=Enabled		XBMCClean=Enabled
	XBMCNotify=Enabled		XBMCNotify=Enabled

	#Tell mythicalLibrarian to send a message to ~~XBMC~~ and update the library		#Tell mythicalLibrarian to send a message to Kodi and update the library
	XBMCAutomate		XBMCAutomate

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	ln -s "$MoveDir/$ShowFileName.originalext" "$InputPath"		ln -s "$MoveDir/$ShowFileName.originalext" "$InputPath"

	#Enable ~~{{name}}~~ Communications which were disabled so mythicalLibrarian did not communicate when the command was called before		#Enable XBMC Communications which were disabled so mythicalLibrarian did not communicate when the command was called before
	XBMCUpdate=Enabled		XBMCUpdate=Enabled
	XBMCClean=Enabled		XBMCClean=Enabled
	XBMCNotify=Enabled		XBMCNotify=Enabled

	#Tell mythicalLibrarian to send a message to ~~{{name}}~~ and update the library		#Tell mythicalLibrarian to send a message to XBMC and update the library
	XBMCAutomate		XBMCAutomate

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	ln -s "$MoveDir/$ShowFileName.originalext" "$InputPath"		ln -s "$MoveDir/$ShowFileName.originalext" "$InputPath"

	#Enable ~~XBMC~~ Communications which were disabled so mythicalLibrarian did not communicate when the command was called before		#Enable {{name}} Communications which were disabled so mythicalLibrarian did not communicate when the command was called before
	XBMCUpdate=Enabled		XBMCUpdate=Enabled
	XBMCClean=Enabled		XBMCClean=Enabled
	XBMCNotify=Enabled		XBMCNotify=Enabled

	#Tell mythicalLibrarian to send a message to ~~XBMC~~ and update the library		#Tell mythicalLibrarian to send a message to {{name}} and update the library
	XBMCAutomate		XBMCAutomate

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	XBMCIPs=( "user:password@192.168.1.110:8080" )		XBMCIPs=( "user:password@192.168.1.110:8080" )
	MySQLpass="Gq3117m8"		MySQLpass="Gq3117m8"

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>Outleradam: /* Job Files */

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Job Files

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	== Job Files ==		== Job Files ==
	~~You~~ will ~~normally~~ only want to script the JobSucessful job. However, the user jobs are as follows		Normally, you will only want to script the JobSucessful job. However, the available user jobs are as follows:

	* /etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobSucessful -Is run when mythicalLibrarian completes in the most appropriate manner		* /etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobSucessful -Is run when mythicalLibrarian completes in the most appropriate manner
	* /etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobInformationNotComplete -Is run when mythcalLibrarian determines there was not sufficient information to name the file according to standards. This type of job occurs when mythicalLibrarian attempts to rename by season and episode, but cannot obtain the information from TheTvDb. This is also accompanied by a spot in the --doover job file.		* /etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobInformationNotComplete -Is run when mythcalLibrarian determines there was not sufficient information to name the file according to standards. This type of job occurs when mythicalLibrarian attempts to rename by season and episode, but cannot obtain the information from TheTvDb. This is also accompanied by a spot in the --doover job file.

>Outleradam: /* See Also */

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>Outleradam: /* Multilingual Recognition */

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Multilingual Recognition

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	==== Multilingual Recognition ====		==== Multilingual Recognition ====
	The following is a multilingual example which first searches TheTvDb in English, then tries Spanish. You need two mythicalLibrarian executables, one which has the ~~line~~		The following is a multilingual example which first searches TheTvDb in English, then tries Spanish. You need two mythicalLibrarian executables, one which has the Language setting to English

	/usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarian:		/usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarian:
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	Language=en		Language=en
	...		...
	and a copy of mythicalLibrarian, called "mythicalLibrarianSP" with the ~~line changed~~ to		and a copy of mythicalLibrarian, called "mythicalLibrarianSP" with the Language setting set to Spanish

	/usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarianSP:		/usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarianSP:
	...		...
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	Language=sp		Language=sp
	...		...
	This allows for two instances of mythicalLibrarian to run in sequence for those who are multi-lingual. So the rest of the setup is cake. Just create a file like this one and mythicalLibrarian will run through TheTvDb in English, then when it is unable to process a match, it runs through TheTvDb in ~~spanish~~.		This allows for two instances of mythicalLibrarian to run in sequence for those who are multi-lingual. So the rest of the setup is cake. Just create a file like this one and mythicalLibrarian will run through TheTvDb in English, then when it is unable to process a match, it runs through TheTvDb in Spanish.

	/etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobInformationNotComplete:		/etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobInformationNotComplete:

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	== mythicalLibrarian UserJobs ==		== mythicalLibrarian UserJobs ==
	[[mythicalLibrarian]] has incorporated user jobs to allow users to expand mythcialLibrarian to suit their needs without having to worry about loosing their changes when upgrading. User jobs are bash code which run at the end of mythicalLibrarian. ''Everything'' which mythicalLibrarian does can be undone or redone using user jobs and a bit of wit.		[[mythicalLibrarian]] has incorporated user jobs to allow users to expand mythcialLibrarian to suit their needs without having to worry about loosing their changes when upgrading. User jobs are bash code which run at the end of mythicalLibrarian. ''Everything'' which mythicalLibrarian does can be undone or redone using user jobs and a bit of wit.

	== user jobs are a part of mythicalLibrarian ==		== user jobs are a part of mythicalLibrarian ==
	during mythicalSetup (aka mythicalLibrarian --update), the latest version of mythicalLibrarian is downloaded. mythicalSetup separates the code portion of the script from the user portion of the script. Think of the code portion as unmaintainable and dynamic from a user perspective, that is, it will change frequently. mythicalSetup then asks a series of questions and makes decisions based on your computer's setup. The final step before actually inserting the code into your user portion is to insert the user jobs.		during mythicalSetup (aka mythicalLibrarian --update), the latest version of mythicalLibrarian is downloaded. mythicalSetup separates the code portion of the script from the user portion of the script. Think of the code portion as unmaintainable and dynamic from a user perspective, that is, it will change frequently. mythicalSetup then asks a series of questions and makes decisions based on your computer's setup. The final step before actually inserting the code into your user portion is to insert the user jobs.

	== Job Files ==		== Job Files ==
	Normally, you will only want to script the JobSucessful job. However, the available user jobs are as follows:		Normally, you will only want to script the JobSucessful job. However, the available user jobs are as follows:
	* /etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobSucessful -Is run when mythicalLibrarian completes in the most appropriate manner		* /etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobSucessful -Is run when mythicalLibrarian completes in the most appropriate manner
	* /etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobInformationNotComplete -Is run when mythcalLibrarian determines there was not sufficient information to name the file according to standards. This type of job occurs when mythicalLibrarian attempts to rename by season and episode, but cannot obtain the information from TheTvDb. This is also accompanied by a spot in the --doover job file.		* /etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobInformationNotComplete -Is run when mythcalLibrarian determines there was not sufficient information to name the file according to standards. This type of job occurs when mythicalLibrarian attempts to rename by season and episode, but cannot obtain the information from TheTvDb. This is also accompanied by a spot in the --doover job file.
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	The following variables can be used in any user job.		The following variables can be used in any user job.

	*ALL RECORDINGS - these variables will be set on all recordings		* ALL RECORDINGS - these variables will be set on all recordings
	$MoveDir/$ShowFileName.$originalext = location of moved file.		$MoveDir/$ShowFileName.$originalext = location of moved file.
	$ShowName = Processed Title		$ShowName = Processed Title
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	$MyUserName = name of user running mythicalLibrarian		$MyUserName = name of user running mythicalLibrarian
	$SafeShowName = title of show after showtranslations formatted for filesystem use		$SafeShowName = title of show after showtranslations formatted for filesystem use
	*EPISODES AND GENERIC SHOWS -These variables will be set only on series type shows		* EPISODES AND GENERIC SHOWS -These variables will be set only on series type shows
	$OriginalAirDate = original air date Generic programming will be the first episode ever, for episodes it will be the first aired date		$OriginalAirDate = original air date Generic programming will be the first episode ever, for episodes it will be the first aired date
	$epn = Subtitle or EPisode Name		$epn = Subtitle or EPisode Name
	*EPISODES AND MOVIES - This variable will be set only for shows with season/episode information or movies		* EPISODES AND MOVIES - This variable will be set only for shows with season/episode information or movies
	$exx = Episode Number or "Movie" in case of a movie		$exx = Episode Number or "Movie" in case of a movie
	*EPISODES -These variables will be set		* EPISODES -These variables will be set
	$sxx = Season number or blank in case of movie		$sxx = Season number or blank in case of movie
	$seriesid = TheTVDB series ID		$seriesid = TheTVDB series ID
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	$LastUpdated = last updated time (for Episodes only others wil be blank)		$LastUpdated = last updated time (for Episodes only others wil be blank)
	$absolouteEpisodeNumber = tvdb order numbering		$absolouteEpisodeNumber = tvdb order numbering
	*MOVIES - This variable will only be set for a movie		* MOVIES - This variable will only be set for a movie
	$MovieAirDate = the original year the movie aired		$MovieAirDate = the original year the movie aired
	Depending on the recording, different variables will be available. Unused variables will be blank.		Depending on the recording, different variables will be available. Unused variables will be blank.
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	==== Multilingual Recognition ====		==== Multilingual Recognition ====
	The following is a multilingual example which first searches TheTvDb in English, then tries Spanish. You need two mythicalLibrarian executables, one which has the Language setting to English		The following is a multilingual example which first searches TheTvDb in English, then tries Spanish. You need two mythicalLibrarian executables, one which has the Language setting to English

	/usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarian:		/usr/local/bin/mythicalLibrarian:
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	Language=sp		Language=sp
	...		...
	This allows for two instances of mythicalLibrarian to run in sequence for those who are multi-lingual. So the rest of the setup is cake. Just create a file like this one and mythicalLibrarian will run through TheTvDb in English, then when it is unable to process a match, it runs through TheTvDb in Spanish.		This allows for two instances of mythicalLibrarian to run in sequence for those who are multi-lingual. So the rest of the setup is cake. Just create a file like this one and mythicalLibrarian will run through TheTvDb in English, then when it is unable to process a match, it runs through TheTvDb in Spanish.

	/etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobInformationNotComplete:		/etc/mythicalLibrarian/JobInformationNotComplete:
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	Don't try to override a setting with a user job. If you wish to set a variable as a "global setting" Place that variable in the global settings file		Don't try to override a setting with a user job. If you wish to set a variable as a "global setting" Place that variable in the global settings file

	/etc/mythicalLibrarian/globalSettings"		/etc/mythicalLibrarian/globalSettings"

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	XBMCIPs=( "user:password@192.168.1.110:8080" )		XBMCIPs=( "user:password@192.168.1.110:8080" )
	MySQLpass="Gq3117m8"		MySQLpass="Gq3117m8"

	~~== See Also ==~~