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Error: No such file or directory (os error 2) #8
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I'm pretty sure it happens when the torrent has a forward slash in the name, because then it is interpreted as a directory in a directory. |
That could be, i didn't try out what happened to paths when i have a slash in the name, i'll investigate this |
great |
+1 |
I opened a PR that fix this issue. If you want a fix right now, you just need to make sure that your transcode directory exist. |
No matter what I do I encounter this error on both the latest version of Mac OS and Arch. I've tried multiple torrents with no special characters in the artist or album name.
On Mac, the full paths started with /Users/..I also tried "~". I know zero rust but please panic accordingly with a stacktrace instead of just this error. The folders specified, have already been created. |
I do believe some people are encountering this for other reasons. As someone who's never used BetterRed I looked a little at the dependencies and it seems there's nothing really there that's actually used to download the torrents so when I pass a PL to red_oxide that torrent should already be downloaded somewhere right ? Or maybe I'm the only one encountering it. EDIT: Yeah it was just me because I didn't understand how to properly use the tool. The content directory needs the source of the transcode to be already there when red_oxide is ran. |
This often happens after "Transcoding..." is printed. I'm not sure why it happens.
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