The most common causes of this issue are: Let me know how this one works, and if you run into issues with it as well, please be sure to post the modified macro so I can see what might be going wrong.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. The easiest way around this is to configure those actions to no longer show errors for failing to match that pattern, so that's what I've done in this newer version. Doing so also lets us remove the "Move to Desktop Temporarily" step, which was only in place to workaround an implementation in KM's "move file" action that prevents it from overwriting files with the same name (regardless of capitalization).Īs for the regex errors, those weren't important, as they were only telling you that the current file name failed to match the regex pattern used to look for text to capitalize, which is not a big deal since not every file renamed in this macro falls under that pattern. As you surmised, the easiest way to fix it is to have the macro move the renamed files to a folder other than the one it watches, so if your workflow can work like that, I would certainly recommend it. I'm not sure why it didn't behave that way when I tested it before uploading it, but I can verify that I'm seeing the same problem you did now. The endless notifications were caused by the macro being triggered every time the newly renamed files were added to the folder it watches. So, now that I have it"working" how do I get it to stop, once everything has been renamed? do I have to move them to a different folder in the last step? NSDestinationFilePath=/Users/doug/Desktop/Test/Body Count.wav, NSFilePath=/Users/doug/Desktop/Body Count.wav, NSUnderlyingError=0圆0800005e030 In macro “Auto File Rename” (while executing Move or Rename File “~/Desktop/%Variable%LocalOriginalFileName%”). I copied this from the last couple lines of the log: I eventually threw the folder away to stop the madness.
Notification center kept counting up to over 1200 notices as it kept going. And it worked - but, it seems to be in an endless loop, constantly moving files to the desktop and then putting them back in the folder. I then created some files and added them to that folder. I pointed the first action to look at the folder. So, I created a new folder on the desktop named Results. Yes, I was trying to run in manually to see how it worked. Because I am guessing there are a lot more little things like this that I can do in KM and automate/simplify my workflows.Īh - I see. Is this something KM can handle? If so, I think I just found a reason to buy in. But Name mangler isn't scriptable, and what I would like to do is add a hazel rule that would watch for the folder and automatically run the naming convention without me having to do it manually. I currently use Name Mangler for this with some find/replace and Reg Ex stuff. So remove "_main" from any titles, and change the rest after the title to ALL CAPS. I need the files to be renamed to this format: I get a folder of audio files from my partner named like so: But as I am investigating my workflows and looking for ways to add automation I am thinking this might be it. I have played with KM on and off and never really found a use for it.
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