I had to transform my database a bit but I got it working...

[DesktopMasters]

I am sharing this in case someone else ran into my issue and how I fixed it...

So on my Windows machine everything is stored under..
C:\Storage\Shows
C:\Storage\Shows - Complete
C:\Storage\Shows - Kids
etc....

On the linux box it was all stored under /Media
When I ran the script it would crash out with an error...
Traceback (most recent call last): File "../../fixdb.py", line 76, in <module> Series() File "../../fixdb.py", line 28, in Series directory, filename = row[0][3:].split("\\") ValueError: too many values to unpack

I solved this by editing the database on the Windows machine through Sonarr. I created empty placeholder folders on the C drive for C:\Shows, C:\Shows - Complete, etc... and then edited the database through Sonar pointing the shows at those folders. (Remember you can select multiple shows by click/checking the first and SHIFT/clicking/checking the last one. Once all my main folders were moved to the root of the C:\ I was able to then backup and run the script on the database with no trouble. It also goes without saying that I edited the script its self changing the variable and if statements to match my /Media folder as opposed to the original /media folder.

[IOKernel]

When I created the script I designed it around my file pathing and I had everything directly on the drive

• D:\Shows
• E:\Shows
• D:\Movies

I didn't expect anyone to find this git so I haven't added many instructions. Hope you figured it out, updated the readme with the new instructions.