Calling PostProcessing

[geniepro]

I'm using the latest version available in docker.

I have configured to have a PostProcessing.sh script available. When the show name has a "'" (single quote) in the name the bash command that is getting generated is incorrect. Please see below an except from trhe logs:

[HTML]2019-09-27 01:03:01.040 [DEBUG][8] Starting: bash -c "'/config/scripts/PostProcessing.sh' '/recordings/Greys Anatomy/Season 16/Greys.Anatomy.S16E01.Nothing.Left.to.Cling.To.ts' 13.1 1073 23 'Grey's Anatomy'"
2019-09-27 01:03:01.388 [ERROR][122] bash: -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `''
2019-09-27 01:03:01.389 [ERROR][122] bash: -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of file
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If I manually change the command:

[HTML]bash -c "'/config/scripts/PostProcessing.sh' '/recordings/Greys Anatomy/Season 16/Greys.Anatomy.S16E01.Nothing.Left.to.Cling.To.ts' 13.1 1073 23 'Grey's Anatomy'"[/HTML]

to

[HTML]bash -c "'/config/scripts/PostProcessing.sh' '/recordings/Greys Anatomy/Season 16/Greys.Anatomy.S16E01.Nothing.Left.to.Cling.To.ts' 13.1 1073 23 'Greys Anatomy'"[/HTML]

and I execute it inside docker everything works fine.

[donbrew]

Why not use the automatic name pass? windows "#1" linux "$1" (with the quotes) I don't know what in docker.

[geniepro]

The command is generated by NextPVR and it's logged in the nrecord.log.

There is another therad that handles the same issue - https://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.ph...-Show-Name

Docker is a "self contained" Linux image with NextPVR installed.

[sub]

The command is generated by NextPVR and it's logged in the nrecord.log.

I've just been googling this, but haven't yet been able to find an method to escape a single quote inside a single quoted string. It doesn't want to let me slash to escape.

ie, like executing this in a terminal:

Code:

echo 'Grey's Anatomy'

It can use the single quote if I surround the text in double quotes instead, but that isn't an option because it breaks other stuff.

If someone more Linux knowledgeable than me can tell me the correct way to escape it, I'll add logic to handle the scenario.

[sub]

Ok, looks like it'd need to be:

Code:

echo $'Grey\'s Anatomy'

I've added logic to do this in the next build.