Hi,
Unfortunally I´m experiencing the same problem with Knime 4.
I can copy files and also create KNIME tables, using “table writer node”, in the same directory where the “unzip node” can´t. It shows the message that the directory is not writtable.
Is there any fix?
Kind regards,
s Aldo
Hi there,
moved your question to new topic cause versions are pretty different and to get more visibility.
Is your output directory in remote location? From node description: “remote URLs usually don’t work”.
If that is not the case can you share a bit more info like error you are seeing, OS you are running, standard or batch execution…
Br,
Ivan
Hi Ivan,
Thank you for your support.
I´m using Windows (server) and running in standard mode. The disk is a mapped remote “linux” device.
Kind regards,
s Aldo
Hi there,
In node description is stated that “remote URLs usually don’t work” so there maybe lies a reason. Will check a bit more on that one get back to you?
Br,
Ivan
Hi Ivan,
I understood this message was related to URL like “//server-ip/resource”, but it seens it also doesn´t work for a drive (“D:”, for instance) which is mapped (by the system) to a remote location/device.
I´ve supposed it works on mapped drives as well other nodes do.
Kind regards,
s Aldo
I recently had also a problem with KNMIE and unzipping (have not checked if this has been solved in 4.0), it did involve some strange files in the ZIP file I had to extract.
So I toyed around with some R packages namely archive (a wrapper for libarchive) and (well) zip. Not sure if they would work for mapped drives but it might be worth a try.
‘archive’ must be compiled and be installed via devtools so it is not a completely straightforward process. ‘zip’ seems to be fine. There might be some differences since I tested this on a Mac.
kn_example_r_zip_archiv.knar (62.5 KB)
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