Ls: cannot access '/media/bkw/054cc493-8a17-4cec-bb7e-09b9a64a3b8d/bkw/OpenAudible/aax/BK_PODM_001191.AAX': No such file or destination filesystem is not mounted read-only by chance: mount |grep media rw-rw-r- 1 bkw bkw 223 Feb 4 11:36 settings.jsonĭrwxrwxr-x 6 bkw bkw 109 Feb 3 02:01 destination file does not already exist: sudo ls -l /media/bkw/054cc493-8a17-4cec-bb7e-09b9a64a3b8d/bkw/OpenAudible /aax/BK_PODM_001191.AAX rw-rw-r- 1 bkw bkw 223 Feb 20 15:35 settings.jsonĭrwxrwxr-x 2 bkw bkw 140 Feb 20 20:53 "bkw" has permission to create files in the destination "aax" directory: ls -l /media/bkw/054cc493-8a17-4cec-bb7e-09b9a64a3b8d/bkw/OpenAudibleĭrwxrwxr-x 2 bkw bkw 20480 Jan 29 11:51 aaxĭrwxrwxr-x 2 bkw bkw 20480 Feb 20 19:57 art rw-rw-r- 1 bkw bkw 214 Feb 4 11:18 ignore.json
rw-rw-r- 1 bkw bkw 164 Feb 20 17:45 directories.json User "bkw" has permission to delete files from the source "tmp" dir: ls -l /home/bkw/OpenAudible Just for completeness: Permissions look ok for both source and destination paths: For instance a pandora client used to use C rename() from a tmp path to a final path, which only works within a filesystem, so it broke when /tmp was a tmpfs in ram for example. I've seen the same problem before in other apps. That's an important distinction.īut, setting that aside for now, "/home/bkw" is on a different filesystem than "/media/bkw/054cc493-8a17-4cec-bb7e-09b9a64a3b8d", and depending on the exact function/language/etc being used, you may not be able to move from the one name to the other in a single operation. I don't know why it says "./home" instead of "/home". WARNING: error downloading Galaxy's Edge, Part II: failed to rename./home/bkw/OpenAudible/tmp/BK_PODM_ to /media/bkw/054cc493-8a17-4cec-bb7e-09b9a64a3b8d/bkw/OpenAudible/aax/BK_PODM_001191.AAX I used the preferences to set both the Working and the Web/MP3 directories to a directory on an external drive.īut it's using my regular home dir for the downloads, which is non-intuitive given the preferences dialog. I get the same problem, but I think it's because it's trying to rename a file across different filesystems.
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T21:32:32 1549247552911 59 .ThreadedQueue INFO .ThreadedQueue jobError 39 DownloadQueue error processing Download The Legend of Sleepy Hollow java.io.IOException: failed to rename./Users/paul/Library/OpenAudible/tmp/asin_ to /Users/paul/Library/OpenAudible/aax/asin_B00N0ETQO4.AAX download 259 downloadNew 312 processJob 327 .ThreadedQueue$JobThread run 281 In looking at the log file, I see it's a Java exception, but I don't see a way to get more detail on "why".
If I manually rename it and move it to the AAX folder, it has no problem converting to MP3. I'm running on Mac, and I'm finding that the app generally works, but, it seems to have issues renaming the AAX file after completing the download.
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