Copy & Rename a file in same directory

[mlauber71]

@languy22

STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED

You could try and tell the node to ignore error messages. Also you might want to check which SMB version your connector uses and switch to a newer version (3). Also check that you have the latest version of the node:

Knime SMB Connector failing after upgrading to 4.6

To this point at KNIME we are still unable to reproduce the issue as it seems to only happen with some file servers, e.g. certain NetApp appliances. We did an upgrade of the smbj library update with 4.6.0 which seems to cause this. The new smbj defaults to using SMB3, whereas the previous version preferred SMB2. Our current hypothesis that this is causing the issue. We are currently adding a way to force SMB2 to the SMB Connector node, which will be released with AP 4.6.2.

Also you could try and copy the file to a new position with a new name and delete the old one later.

If everything fails you might want to provide us with a logfile in debug mode:

Files Corrupted During File Transfer

@djarrett I could not initially find any problems. You could get rid of the vernalis error messages by installing RDKit. Could you create a LOG in DEBUG mode? Open the existing log and delete the content: [image] or delete the file from the workspace directory {workspace_directory}/.metadata/knime/knime.log activate the DEBUG level. Make sure that it would not contain any sensitive informations and remember to set it back to WARN after you are finished: [image] You might want to include f…