I was trying to import an xls file on UNC folder using SSIS and got the below error:
[File System Task] Error: An error occurred with the following error message: "The specified path, file name, or both are too long. The fully qualified file name must be less than 260 characters, and the directory name must be less than 248 characters."
Is there any way to resolve this issue without shortening the file name length?
This is not an access issue, as I have all the access to the full path.
I suggest mapping the network drive and path to a local drive letter?
net use t: \\myserver\my\very\long\path
In the package, then just use the mapped drive as file connectionstring.
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from my domain controller I execute the command:
net use J: \server1\FilesBOOL
when executing it I find the error 53 and the message of:
The network path was not found
However if I go to my file explorer and check the path it works and I have access to that directory, so the path exists and I have access, so I consider that the error message is incorrect, but if somehow I can't map a drive on my disk but I don't know why
I am trying to load a file from a repository I checked out. I am getting this error:
new File( iFilePath )
Err: Build failed with Error: java.io.FileNotFoundException: Y:\Jenkins\workspace\TestBuilds\Matlab\m\Contents.m (The system cannot find the path specified)
This is explained because Jenkins try to look for the file on the master. While the file is actually located on the slave agent.
Any way to get around this ?
Check out this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/42018578/3486967
I don't think you can use the File class on anything but the Jenkins master; try using the FilePath class
I'm getting an error when trying to upload any type of file via Content>Files>Add File. The error reads "The file filename could not be saved. An unknown error has occurred. The file in the Upload a new file field was unable to be uploaded."
I've read through many threads and most seem to indicate a permissions problem. I've checked that all directories are configured properly. Public files are set as sites/default/files; private files are set as sites/default/files/private; and temporary is set as sites/default/files/tmp.
Then I found this error in the server logs:
[Tue Mar 27 10:49:26.932464 2018] [proxy_fcgi:error] [pid 20750:tid 140070898026240] [client nn.nnn.nn.nn:63784] AH01071: Got error 'PHP message: PHP Warning: File upload error - unable to create a temporary file in Unknown on line 0\n', referer: http://ipaddress.com/file/add
Any ideas what might be wrong here?
Thanks,
CJ
This is definitely a permissions issue.
You mention the path of the different folders (public, private, and tmp), but that is a completely different thing.
What you need to check is that user running the webserver has permissions to write on those aforementioned folders.
Now, you don't mention what server are you using, so I'll assume you're running Apache, and the Apache user and group is called apache in CentOS and www-data in Ubuntu.
You should navigate to those folders (actually to the folder where this folders are placed) and type a ls -la sentence in the terminal, to get a list of permissions for them, as well as the name of the user that owns the folders.
The Apache user needs to access and write in those folders.
I have come across the similar problem once. Solution to this problem is to give the 'write' permission to 'others' as well on tmp directory. You might wonder that this is /tmp directory I am talking about, as while uploading a file it must pass through /tmp directory to the desired location.
So give the write (other) permission to /tmp and sites/default/files/tmp directory. Hope this will help.
I am trying to upload file from $_FILES array. but getting following error in drupal7.
The specified file temporary://fileOYnPHK could not be copied, because the destination directory is not properly configured.
This may be caused by a problem with file or directory permissions. More information is available in the system log.
The sites/default/files has permissions 777
Here is my code
if($_FILES['files']['name']['field_tenant_review_ref_und_form_field_tenancy_document_und_0']){
$file_path = file_save_data(file_get_contents($_FILES['files']['tmp_name']['field_tenant_review_ref_und_form_field_tenancy_document_und_0']),
'public://sites/default/files/'.$_FILES['files']['name']['field_tenant_review_ref_und_form_field_tenancy_document_und_0']);
}
//$tenant_review->field_tenancy_document->file->set($file_path);
Is there any mistake in code? Please suggest.
'public://sites/default/files/'
should probably be changed to
'public://'
because it probaby already contains the sites/default/files path, if that path is set in Drupal settings as the public files path.
Edit:
The permissions for the files folder shoud be set as most permissive to 775 for security reasons.
I'm building a package, that will be shared among other people in order to load some data and I'd like it to be dynamic as much as possible.
At the moment I'm struggling with relative path names in Flat File Connection Manager Editor.
Currently I have File Name set as .\Source\ComTrade\Import.csv and once I click preview, then I can see all of my records. Screenshots below:
However once I run my package it does not find my file and I get these error messages:
[Source - All imports in file [85]] Information: The processing of file ".\Source\ComTrade\Import.csv" has started.
[Source - All imports in file [85]] Warning: The system cannot find the path specified.
[Source - All imports in file [85]] Error: Cannot open the datafile ".\Source\ComTrade\Import.csv".
[SSIS.Pipeline] Error: Source - All imports in file failed the pre-execute phase and returned error code 0xC020200E.
How can I use such file naming conventions in SSIS?