How to sync files to one drive automatically from terminal/command line and also get a success or failure message after uploading
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I'm getting this error
Demuxer: [ReadPacketData File read failed - end of file hit at length [13155941]. Is file truncated?] while trying to process the video with AWS Mediaconvert.
The video is being recorded from the ios safari/chrome browsers with the Mimetype of video/mp4.
I'm using the npm module aws-sdk.
It working fine for all the videos (video/mp4 and other formats as well) selected using file input (means from my device)
Just for an update: Using AWS Elastic Transcoder works with safari recorded videos.
That error is most likely because the source file contained variable size track fragment offsets, which is a characteristic of MediaRecorder outputs. MediaConvert was enhanced with the ability to handle these types of inputs as of November 11th, 2021, so I would recommend testing the assets again.
If you continue to have issues, you can try remuxing the source file in ffmpeg with a command such as:
ffmpeg -i source.mp4 -c copy remuxed_source.mp4
I cloned a project made some changes (In a backend function) and now when I'm trying to push. It's showing:
Unable to upload trigger files to S3 An error occurred during the push
operation: Unable to upload trigger files to S3
I'm using a separate environment.
The very first line of the error is:
Invalid config /home/XXXXX/.amplify/awscloudformation/XXXXXXXXX
at loadConfigFromPath
Can anyone help me.
I am navigating a web page with firefox using RSelenium package. When i start building my script i used makeFirefoxProfile function to create temporary profile for setting download directory and related file type to download needed file into specific directory.
When i was trying to do that i got an error about zip files. After some research I installed rtools and succesfully managed this error. My script worked as I expected.
Now i want to that operation periodically on Windows Machine. To do that When I try to use taskscheduleR packgage to create task for Windows Task Scheduler i got the some zip error due to windows doesnt have built in comman-line zip tool
You can check the error code below, after i tried to operate the task
Error in file(tmpfile, "rb") : cannot open the connection
Calls: makeFirefoxProfile -> file
In addition: Warning messages:
1: In system2(zip, args, input = input, invisible = TRUE) :
'"zip"' not found
2: In file(tmpfile, "rb") :
cannot open file 'C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Temp\RtmpKCFo30\file1ee834ae3394.zip': No such file or directory
Execution halted
Within R-Studio when i run my script there is no problem. Thank you for your help
I did as follows:
recorded a test script regarding file upload using Blazemeter.
tried to upload another file, so I replaced a new file with the previous one inside the "Jmeter --> Bin" directory.
Before running the script just changed the filename "Parameter -->vale" like the screenshot:
When I run the scripts, it shows error:
This request doesn't look like a proper one to me, my expectation is that the file should go to "Files Upload" folder of the HTTP Request sampler and Use multipart/form-data box should be checked.
I would rather recommend re-recording it using HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder, just make sure to copy the file you're uploading to JMeter's "bin" folder before executing the file upload request in browser. More information: Recording File Uploads with JMeter
Instance operating system is ubuntu 16.04.
I was uploading using the instance upload file option.
File size was 2.24 GB.
I didn't find anything useful on internet.
Thanks
The file "xyz.zip.ccsupload" is the file with the partial upload. Once the upload is complete, then the file will have the proper name. You cannot resume the upload from where it left off. If it fails, then you will have to attempt uploading the file again.
The reason why it failed is most likely due to the file size. Due to the size of the file, I would suggest using the "gcloud compute scp" command to upload the file to the VM instance as documented here.