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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon Bionus

"No path could be generated for filename" using %md5%.%ext%

Open TessierCraft opened this issue 2 years ago • 2 comments

Bug description

When I try to download any set of images - either from Get All or Get Selected - I immediately get an error when starting the download: "An error occurred saving the image. Please solve the issue before resuming the download." The images don't download. if I skip or resume, the error recurs I've set the folder to a local hard disk on my machine that has more than enough space and am using the %md5%.%ext% name.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Search for any tag on Danbooru or Gelbooru - in this case, f-14_tomcat
  2. Click on Get All
  3. Click on Downloads tab
  4. Right-click on the download in question -> click Download
  5. Error occurs

Expected behavior

Either the download begins and runs or an error message is provided for me to troubleshoot.

Context

  • Provide your main.log file to see if any obvious error occurred: available at https://anonfiles.com/O1f0maSdyd/main_log
  • Providing your settings.ini file will greatly help maintainers reproduce your problem if it may be caused by your configuration: available at https://anonfiles.com/cagdm5S3y6/settings_ini
  • If the bug occurred during a download, make sure to provide said download as an .igl file that Grabber can generate by clicking the Save button of the Downloads tab: available at https://anonfiles.com/8bg4m3S8yf/f14_igl

Note that both main.log and settings.ini files can be found in C:/Users/%USERNAME%/AppData/Local/Bionus/Grabber in Windows, and in the installation directory on Linux.

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System information

  • OS: Windows 11
  • Grabber version: 7.10.1 x64

Additional context

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TessierCraft avatar Jan 16 '23 21:01 TessierCraft

I also had this issue today and i fixed it by editing settings.ini and fixing the 2 paths that were there.

They had a double \ in the path, like for ex: "D:\Pics\folder". Changing them to "D:\Pics\folder" allowed me to start downloading without any error.

Elusivo avatar Mar 16 '23 18:03 Elusivo

same here for windows, checked and it was NOT a backslash issue, and the disk is half empty. Thinking there is something about file path parsing that caused this

TomLucidor avatar Nov 20 '23 03:11 TomLucidor