When I try to delete an audio file (.caf) from the documents directory i get that error:
Could not delete file -:The operation couldn’t be completed. (Cocoa error 4.)
I do the same with images and that is working, so the way I do it should be correct. Anyone knows what that error means?
My guess is that it has something to do with AVAudioPlayer? Do I need to kinda "close it" before to be able to delete or something?!
Thx
Error 4 seems to be NSNoSuchFileError - https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/Foundation/Miscellaneous/Foundation_Constants/Reference/reference.html#//apple_ref/doc/c_ref/NSFileNoSuchFileError
Are you sure you have the correct path?
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Dir::chdir(dir_name) in my ruby script code but i am getting file access issue in brakeman scan ,
Dir::chdir(dir_name) in my ruby script code but i am getting file access issue in brakeman scan ,I tried other ways like FileUtils.cd ,FileUtils.chdir , still its showing file access issue in brakemanscan
I Tried system("cd dir_name") ,even this is also not working
Please help me to fix brakeman file access issue while changing directory
I have been trying to get this to work for so long, yet it won't work. I am trying to navigate from Downloads to a certain folder so I can do something, however it just keeps saying "The directory name is invalid".
C:User/Damien/Downloads>cd JKLMBombpartyHelper-master.zip is what I am trying to do.
Does anyone know a certain reason of why this continues to occur?
JKLMBombpartyHelper-master.zip is not a directory, it's a zip, make sure to specify the relative/absolute directory you wanna cd into
I am simply trying to create a section that allows me to upload a file, specifically an image. I am able to create the section without any problems. The issue is when I make a new entry and choose the file. When I click save, to save the entry, I receive a very strange error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function finfo_open() in
/home/jonlev19/jonathanlevis.dreamhosters.com/symphony/lib/toolkit/class.general.php
on line 934
I've searched around but have been unsuccessful in finding a solution to the problem. Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you in advance.
You need to enable the Fileinfo PHP extension.
Dreamhost instructions here. ;-)
Hello all I'm in the process of transferring my blog via big-dump due to its huge size of 30MB. However when transferring I get this error:
Error at the line 139: INSERT INTO `wp_commentmeta` VALUES (21620,13544,'akismet_as_submitted','a:67:{s:15:\"comment_post_ID\";s:4:\"6034\";s:14:\"comment_author\".....................continues..
I would like to know why this is occurring and how can I fix it.
Thanks in advance!
One can't be sure with the limited amount of information you have given, but I think the dump file was not uploaded or created properly. Probably, there is a file size limit for uploading on your new server.
Try to take a compressed database dump and importing.
We are writing log files to File.applicationDirectory and want to clean out old log files. The question is how do you delete files out of that directory? When I try and delete old log files out of this directory it gives a security exception. Is there anyway around this?
I know you are not supposed to write to File.applicationDirectory, but we are writting are logs there anyways. So please don't just say don't do that!
Thanks,
Ryan
Another trick, for security workaround
var fileLoc:File= File.applicationDirectory.resolvePath("some.log");
var file:File=new File(fileLoc.nativePath);
fileStream.open(file,FileMode.WRITE);
The second file object can alter the file withot any problem.
File.applicationDirectory is a read only directory.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/langref/flash/filesystem/File.html
I found the answer shortly after posting. I was looking in FileTarget of how they write the log file into the application directory and found this gem:
var logFile:File = this._logDirectory.resolvePath(filename);
logFile = new File(logFile.nativePath); // Hack to get around SecurityError if log directory exists within the application directory
So you just specify the full native path and not a relative path from the application directory and you can do whatever you want. Interesting security model!