Keras "SavedModel file does not exist at..." error occurs for a model retrieved from an online URL and never manually saved at any local directory.
The code ran just fine for as long as I've been working on it before but I reopened the project today and without changing anything it now gives me this error.
Code Snippet & Error Screenshot
Managed to solve it myself. Simply visit the file directory the error mentions and delete the folder with the random numbers and letters in it. Rerun the program and it'll properly generate the files needed.
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I made sure every single thing is correct with the related file names and their content addresses and so on yet I always get stuck upon executing the !sudo line command which should open and use a given file, it returns this error :
"Error: Cannot read file '/content/-p': No such file or directory"
As I have already said, the file does exist and is located in my Google Drive, I even copy pasted its specific path to make sure I put it right and yet the issue is still there, why? how can I solve it?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Two scenarios in my experience:
(1) It's the first time running the lines of code after mounting your google drive and for no apparent reason it runs for tens of minutes, produces not output, raises an error (e.g. "File does not exist"), and the session crashes; you repeat the exact same steps, then it works.
(2) There are thousands (or more) files within the folder that contains the file you're trying to read or write; when a google drive folder contains many files (i.e. thousands or more) it may crash for that reason.
I have the problem and I'm trying to resolve it by following this link
https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca/kb/969052
However, when it says
"To complete the steps in this procedure, you have to copy the FindSQLInstalls.vbs script from the "More Information" section to a local folder on the computer where you are trying to update your SQL Server installation."
I'm confused on how to find this "FindSQLInstall.vbs" file and how to run it.
I'm just a beginner, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
I encountered this error while trying to put SP3 on SQL 2008 R2. Some research lead me to the same article https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca/kb/969052 and the FindSQLInstall.vbs Script.
I also do not have a lot of experience with command prompt or .vbs I do have some coworkers who have previously worked through the same issue. If you have found the Microsofts kb/969052, in theory everything you need is there. But if you are like me you need a bit more. This is what I did.
Note that I was VERY Lucky, We have a share folder where we keep copies of all of the upgrade/updates that we install. The .vbs found and copied many of my missing things (though it took me a while to figure that out)
Create folder on the server for working on issue 'C:\Repair_msi' = This puts all my housekeeping in one place
Save FindSQLInstalls.vbs script from https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/969052#bookmark-script in this folder
Create text doc, paste in the script and rename as 'FindSQLInstalls.vbs' you will probably need to show hidden extensions to convert from .txt > .vbs
In command prompt type cd C:\Repair_msi = cmd working in this folder
In command prompt type Cscript FindSQLInstalls.vbs ServerName_sql_install_details.txt
Open the new document 'ServerName_sql_install_details.txt' which is now in this folder
The document says the .vbs found and copied over several missing .msi files
Missing cache file replaced by copying....
Previously missing package C:\Windows\Installer\67fe40cc.msi now exists in the Installer cache.
Validated that .msi files that were reported as missing on first error, have been identified by the .vbs and are now in C:\Windows\Installer
DOES NOT exist, directions do occur, called out with
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!! C:\Windows\Installer\4541a.msi DOES NOT exist in the Installer cache. !!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The path called out in action plan is temp folder on the PC of a coworker who did a previous install, no hope of recovery from there.
No action taken
Rename 'ServerName_sql_install_details.txt' > '1-ServerName_sql_install_details.txt'
In command prompt type Cscript FindSQLInstalls.vbs ServerName_sql_install_details.txt = Run the .vbs again
Open the new document 'ServerName_sql_install_details.txt' which is now in this folder
New document is essentially the same as old, except it now says the previously missing .msi are now present and gives some direction if you still get errors on update
The 'DOES NOT exist' item still exists. I used crtl+F to search the document and this is the only required thing listed.
Copy "C:\Users\NAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\LWRNT0CZ\SQLServer2005_BC[1].msi" C:\Windows\Installer\4541a.msi
We have a folder with pretty much every SQL install and upgrade, on searching I find multiple SQLServer2005_BC.msi but no 4541a.msi
More reading and I learn that we need to find the correct version of SQLServer2005_BC.msi; copy and rename it to 4541a.msi
Can't find version numbers for the 30+ versions we have on the share....
Maybe we don't really need that one?
Try the SP install, It does not error out, I get to the Install now step (first attempt errored very early)
Pending off hours time slot to apply SP to this production server
In summary
It turns out I could have just run the FindSQLInstalls.vbs Script and then run the SP install again. The .vbs will return results which include the place the file was when it was last used as well as the version number. If the .vbs does not find it there, you will need to find what it wants, copy it and rename it with the correct name and put it the correct place.
So we have a client that creates "training packages" and then uploads them via ftp to their website. They create the training packages in PowerPoint, and then use some program to convert them into html/swf files and package them within a folder. When they upload, they use Filezilla, and just transfer the entire folder over. The folder is uniquely named, uses no spaces or special characters.
These files have uploaded fine for about a year. Recently, they've run into a problem. Whenever they try to upload training package folder, they are immediately presented with the "This file already exists, do you want to overwrite?" message. Except... the folder they're moving is brand new, and the file it's asking to overwrite DOESN'T EXIST. When they choose "Overwrite" the file looks like it transfers, but the file size is wrong, and the training package doesn't work correctly.
This happens with every training package they try to upload. It's not just a badly outputted package. Also, it's always the same file that has the problem--it's the main "player" for the training package, and though it contains different content for every package, it is the same file name (cplayer.swf) every time.
Things they've tried without success:
-Re-uploading the file again by itself, and overwriting
-Deleting the "bad" file and re-uploading the single file - Get the overwrite message again, even though the file DOES NOT EXIST.
-Renaming the file on the server and re-uploading the single file - Get the overwrite message.
-Renaming the single file locally within the package and uploading/renaming it - Won't let us rename because the file already exists.
-Used another FTP client - Same results as above, so not a client specific problem.
-Used a different FTP login - Same results as above, so not a permissions problem.
Other things of note:
-The file is small--it's not a time out problem. Plus, all other files upload fine, and some are a lot larger.
-They've emailed this file to me, and I've uploaded it successfully.
I am completely at my wits end. Does anyone have any ideas where I can at least troubleshoot a little further?
Thanks for the non-help, the downvote, and the general lack of response on what was a pretty serious issue for me.
In case anyone else has a similar problem, here's what was going on:
Virus software (specifically Malware Bytes) was blocking THIS ONE SINGLE FILE. All I had to do was exclude the folder that contained the file.
I'm trying google refine out to address name disambiguation in my data.
Whenever I upload a CSV, however, I keep getting this error.
I've been following the tutorial at this link Tutorial
Error uploading data
.import-temp/1405348781604/raw-data/spreadsheet/ccc (No such file or directory)
I also came across this in my google search, naming a similar problem I'm facing.
https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/issues/670
But I don't know how to fix the issue. Am I supposed to go into the source code and edit the lines mentioned? If so, can someone please give me some directions about how to do that?
The reason for this error message is that you don't have write access for the folder that contains the OpenRefine files.
I first had the files in C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenRefine\. Then I moved the folder to D:\Documents\OpenRefine and the error disappeared.
Right now we have a program that opens all of the word files in a folder and adds some information to the footer. After switching from Windows XP and Word 2003 to Windows 7 and Word 2007 we have started getting the following error:
Run-time error '5096':
EOALPHABETICARABICARABICABJADARABICALPHABAHTTEXTCAPSCA
(c:\Users...\Content.MSO\8BE508C6.docx)
It occurs at random in any of the files (you can be 10 files in or 100). I thought that it might be a problem with the files being on a network drive so I modified the program to copy each file locally first, add the footer to that copy, and then copy it back out to the network. However, that didn't seem to work. I'm looking for any suggestions on how to fix the problem or possibly rewrite the solution. However, I need to keep the solution in VBA since this app is part of a bigger suite which in not ready for a .NET re-write.
As it turns out I was able to workaround this problem by copying the word files locally, running the main code on the local copies, then copying them back out to the network. It didn't seem to be working at first because the user's machine on which I tested it did not have the most recent version of the program.
Adding this note for those still looking for answers to this error...
I have a macro that creates several docs from one that is open based on sections in the main document.
I was getting the Run-time error '5096' and was an able to find any solutions that worked.
Upon further examination while debugging the code I discovered that while pulling data out of the main doc and building a file name that there was a carriage return after the file name and before the extension. After adding a replace statement to remove carriage returns I am able to process documents all day without an error.
I have found that the error is caused by the total number of characters in the file name is too long. This usually occurs when manipulating file names and the full path is set in the variable. I will manually chop pieces out of real long names to force it to work.
I suppose if I were smart, I'd move into the directory and just deal with the file names without the directory prepended to the name.