Run an external script on that dropbox with
#! /bin/bash
date >amazonimport.log
find /path/to/dropbox -name '*.mp3' -exec rdimport --verbose GROUP {} \;
>>amazonimport.log
#GROUP is whatever you import music into
cat amazonimport.log
exit 0
Hopefully the mp3's contain tag information which can be read.
You then need to figure a way of moving what has been imported somewhere
out of the way which can be added to the script.
The log will tell you what happened and show any problems.
regards
Robert Jeffares
Big Valley Radio
On Thu, 2014-08-14 at 15:42 +0100, [email protected] wrote:
> Hi all,
> Currently setting up a dropbox within rivendell from a local nas so
> user's adding new music can do so off the network. It's all working as
> it should but the main way for downloading is amazon mp3 downloader,
> once the music is bought the only problem is this creates folders such
> as artist name and album within the specified directory, with no option
> to stop this.
> Is there a way of making the dropbox constantly scan folders within the
> specified directory?
> Hopefully that makes sense
> Thanks
> James
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