rProcess does not call to SickRage

[MaxSchouten]

Something's not right here. I checked both the config and the log, I've even added a api key setting in the .cfg since the script did use it on line 141. The rProcess log ends after the "successfully performed copy" line.

Here's a copy of my log ->
Aug-16 11:21:53 INFO rProcess :: rProcess: 0.3
Aug-16 11:21:53 INFO rProcess :: Config loaded: C:\rProcess\config.cfg
Aug-16 11:21:53 INFO rProcess :: Client: utorrent
Aug-16 11:21:53 INFO rProcess :: Directory: E:\Downloads\Random.Name.S01E04.720p.HDTV.x264
Aug-16 11:21:53 INFO rProcess :: Name: Random.Name.S01E04.720p.HDTV.x264
Aug-16 11:21:53 INFO rProcess :: Torrent Label: TVRage
Aug-16 11:21:53 INFO rProcess :: Creating directory: E:\Processed\TVRage\Random.Name.S01E04.720p.HDTV.x264
Aug-16 11:22:30 INFO rProcess :: Successfully performed copy on Random.Name.S01E04.720p.HDTV.x264.mkv
Aug-16 11:22:31 INFO rProcess :: Successfully performed copy on Random.Name.S01E04.720p.HDTV.x264.nfo

Here's a copy of my cfg ->

rProcess configuration

[General]

outputDirectory: Where you want rProcess to output the files?

outputDirectory = E:\Processed\

fileAction: copy, move, symlink or link

fileAction = copy

Append label to path, eg /path/to//torrent instead of /path/to/torrent (true/false)

appendLabel = true

Deletes files and torrent from uTorrent when done? (true/false)

deleteFinished = false

If you want rProcess to ignore torrents with certain labels, define them like: ignoreLabel = movie (separate with | for several labels, eg unwanted|dontwant).

Needs to have at least one pre-defined value, so don't edit if you don't want to use it

ignoreLabel = W.CD|NOTOUCH|TL

If you wish to log debug messages? (true/false)

debug = false

[Client]

client: Which client are you using? Supported clients: rtorrent, utorrent

client = utorrent

Username: Leave blank if you don't use one

username = blahblah

Password: Leave blank if you don't use one

password = blahblah

Client Endpoint URI? Examples:

rTorrent: scgi://localhost:5000 or http://localhost:80/RPC2

uTorrent: http://localhost:8080/gui/

host = http://localhost:6541/gui/

The following settings are NOT necessary to complete if you don't want to use rProcess with CouchPotato/SickBeard

[CouchPotato]

True/false depending on if you want to run Couchpotato post-process after rProcess is done

active = true

This must match the corresponding label in your Client for movies

label = Popcorn

Your Couchpotato username (leave blank if you don't use one)

username = blahblah

Your Couchpotato password (leave blank if you don't use one)

password = blahblah

Using SSL? (true/false)

ssl = false

Host is the adress to your Couchpotato web ui

host = localhost

Port is the portnumber for your Couchpotato install (default: 5050)

port = 40781

Base url alteration (leave blank if you don't use one)

base_url =

API key for your Couchpotato install

apikey = replaced with actual API-key

[Sickbeard]

True/false depending on if you want to run Sickbeard post-process after rProcess is done

active = true

This must match the corresponding label in your Client for tv

label = TVRage

Your Sickbeard username (leave blank if you don't use one)

username = blabblah

Your Sickbeard password (leave blank if you don't use one)

password = blahblah

Your Sickbeard api-key

apikey = replaced with actual API-key

Using SSL? (true/false)

ssl = false

Host is the address to your Sickbeard web ui

host = localhost

Port is the port number for your Sickbeard install (default: 8081)

port = 40782

Base url alteration (leave blank if you don't use one)

base_url =

[Miscellaneous]

These values define what kind of file types rProcess will process, proceed with caution

media = .mkv|.avi|.divx|.xvid|.mov|.wmv|.mp4|.mpg|.mpeg|.vob|.iso|
meta = .nfo|.sub|.srt|.idx|.jpg|.jpeg|.gif|.txt|
other = .exe|.pdf
compressed = .zip|.rar|.1|.01|.001|.cab|.arj|.lzh|.tar|.tar.gz|.gz|.tar.bz2|.bz2|.ace|.uue|.jar|.7z|.7

Files/Directories containing one or more of the following words will be ignored

ignore = sample|proof|screens