Hi rednoah. Thanks for your help. I have got it working with reduced functionality by not testing for partial files, as it appears is now not supported due to tighter type checking.

The anime.groovy file contains: // PERSONALIZED SETTINGS def episodeDir = '''/media/multimedia/Incoming/TV''' as File def episodeFormat = '''/media/multimedia/Misc/{n.ascii().replaceAll(/[&]/, 'and').replaceAll(/[':,!]/, '')}/Season{s}/{n.ascii().upperInitial().space('.').replaceAll(/[&]/, 'and ...

I did get slightly further by pulling down portable.sh, removing the strict option and it then installed but running the new version now throws the error: [root@yi portable]# ./filebot.sh -non-strict -script /etc/filebot/anime.groovy java.util.regex.Matcher cannot be cast to java.lang.Boolean java ...

Did anyone have any luck getting it working without upgrading? The most recent version does not play well with CentOS 6.9. After cloning the the portable install-filebot.sh fails with "sha256sum: unrecognized option '--strict'" which reflects the fact that sha256sum does not have a strict option my ...

I like clean file names, just characters aplha-numnerics, period and underscore i.e. A-Z, a-z, 0-9, ., and _. I make an exception for spaces so Kodi scrapers will work. Currently my script uses this line: def episodeFormat = '''/mnt/dst/TV/{n.ascii().replace(':', '')} ({y})/Season{s}/{n.ascii ...