Load file via commandline

[nyplayer]

Here is a sample

c:\wget\wget.exe --tries=2 --delete-after "http://server:8080/sage/SageCommand?context=SAGETV_PROCESS_LOCAL_UI&command=Stop"

[n9cqs]

Neilm,
Thank you for your great Web interface. I use it ALL the time!

I have a question related this thread... I'm trying to send a command to delete a file, and using this format:

wget http://user:password@url:8080/sage/M...ame=myfile.mpg

It returns "Invalid command passed"

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks
Jeff

[CollinR]

Originally Posted by n9cqs

Neilm,
Thank you for your great Web interface. I use it ALL the time!

I have a question related this thread... I'm trying to send a command to delete a file, and using this format:

wget http://user:password@url:8080/sage/M...ame=myfile.mpg

It returns "Invalid command passed"

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks
Jeff

I think you either need either the MediaFileID or the full path.

http://user:password@url:8080/sage/MediaFileCommand?command=Delete&context=SAGETV_PROCESS_LOCAL_UI&Filename=E:\TV\Recordings\EverybodyHatesChris-EverybodyHatesLiar-1102124-0.mpg

[n9cqs]

Hi.
Thanks for the reply.

I did figure out that the "Delete" command should actually be "DeleteFile" but now it is simply telling me that it has applied it to 0 files in the output. Here is the code presently:

wget --output-document=test.htm http://username:password@192.168.8.120:8080/sage/MediaFileCommand?command=DeleteFile&context=SAGETV_PROCESS_LOCAL_UI&Filename=E:\Journal-5548794-0.mpg

"E:\" is the full path to the file... I keep videos on one complete disk separate from drive "C".

--output-document=test.htm is to keep the output filename from being really long.

Any ideas?

[CollinR]

Try FileName instead of Filename, otherwise I think it should work.

[n9cqs]

Yes! That did it!

All except... now it says that Delete needs to be confirmed...

Any way around THAT?

[n9cqs]

CollinR,

*NEVER MIND*
I just found it... I have to add "confirm=yes"

It worked great!

Thank you SO MUCH.

What I am doing is writing a script that will detect certain shows and copy them to specific hard drive locations. The process I've found that works (manually) is

1. Copy the show file from the drive where it recorded to the destination drive
2. Delete the show file (using Sage UI... or Neilm's web interface)
3. Refresh media files (via Neilm's web interface)

I found the way to do the refresh using wget right off. Now that I can delete, I can write a program that will work with the "Dragon Global" "DirMon2" to detect when new shows appear and move them automatically.

Thanks again!
Jeff

[stuckless]

If you are java programmer (or if you are willing to learn), then I just released a sage api that allows you full access to the sage api from an external java process. In order words, you could write a java command line utility that uses the sage api, as if it were embedded within sage. If you are not a java programmer, then nevermind