Strange renaming issue?

[Christolito]

Have an issues with naming after downloading via sabnzbd (and from sick beard) where the files is not being renamed to its original filenames after unpack. Instead it looks something like this; 24df3aa9a3a92t491eadb905edb2aa9a260c819a.mkv

Looking through the log I found this on the file that didn't ge renamed;

2014-03-16 22:06:31,728::DEBUG::[tvsort:445] Current path already exists, skipping rename

Any ideas? Why can't it rename the file correctly? It just skips and keeps the unpack, temp filename. The unpack folder is in the same folder as the final destination (Season 5/_UNPACK episode/asdflkjasdflkjasdf.mkv)

Edit: this is my rename-pattern; %sn/Season %s/%fn

[shypike]

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[Christolito]

Any clues on what might be going wrong here?

[shypike]

I've received your email.
I need time to process it, the todo list is so long.

[Christolito]

No worries. Having some progress with the latest beta. Will try some more nzbs

[Christolito]

Nope. Now I'm getting the same issue again

[shypike]

There is something odd going on when %fn is used, I will look into that.
What %fn exactly means was never clear in the first place.
(The original author of that part left the project).

Given the odd names, a safer choice for Sort would be:
%sn/Season %s/%dn.%ext
Then at least your files are named like the folder.

[shypike]

%fn means the name of the actual media file (the MKV).
%fn is used to rename other accompanying files to the same name.
bla.mkv + subs.srt ==> bla.mkv + bla.srt

For badly named files, %fn isn't the right solution.

[Christolito]

Ok, thanks! You've been very helpful! I really appreciate the effort you put in to this! I've tried it and it seems to work better now. Will try some more nzb's. Cheers!