ERROR - Failed to open . . . in read_only mode - SCS Software Ignore and forget the "in read_only mode" part of the message The "Failed to open" plus the file name and path is what matters Usually it means that a file is accessed, but doesn't exist
podman commit on containers with a large files throws error . . . This produced the exact same error: :io: read write on closed pipe I found a similarly described issue here: 8845 But my case seems to be different: In the issue huge files are copied into the container
Object was open for Read - Constant Issue - Autodesk Community Found a workaround for the "Object Was Open For Read" error First, have to delete a few parts back to disconnect the part giving the error from the pressure network Then delete the part, and add it as a standalone part, switch to the layer needed, then reconnect it to the pressure network
With podman remote client, podman build with a large files . . . After 90s I get an error If I execute podman build with a smaller file (upload < 90s), it works without errors Steps to reproduce the issue: Generate large file -> dd if= dev zero of=large-file-1gb txt count=1024 bs=1048576 Create Dockerfile with:
Understanding Failed Open and Fail Closed in Software . . . Learn about the concepts of "Failed Open" and "Fail Closed" and how they apply to software engineering and beyond See code examples and understand the implications of unhandled scenarios
Cannot Connect to Server - A network-related or instance . . . I got Solution for me : Open "SQL Server Configuration Manager" Now Click on "SQL Server Network Configuration" and Click on "Protocols for Name" Right Click on "TCP IP" (make sure it is Enabled) Click on Properties
Unsupported file structure: - CDO - Project Management Service The file does not open for any of the command ( including sinfo, info etc ) I am getting the following error message: *Warning (cdf_read_xcoord): Unsupported array structure, skipped variable va850!
What is a good way to handle exceptions when trying to read a . . . print "Could not read file:", fName If a non-existing file is not an error case but a likely circumstance then checking for and handling its absence non-readability explicitly before (and additionally to) the try might be worth it This can be done with os path exists(file) and os access(file, os R_OK) respectively
Object still open for reading - Autodesk Community I create a p-line and then offset it or copy it and then if i try to modify or erase the original p-line nothing happens and I get an error in the command line that says "object still open for reading" or "failed to open object for write completion" my work-around is to save drawing, exit out of it, then re-open the drawing
curl: (26) Failed to open read local data from file . . . I am trying to upload a parquet file from S3 to dbfs with airflow bash operator curl command using Databricks python Rest API's as shown below task_id="upload_to_databricks", bash_command = """ curl --location --request POST {{task_instance xcom_pull(task_ids='get_creds', key='DATABRICKS_HOST')}} api 2 0 dbfs put \