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zipfile probably corrupt (segmentation violation) #5
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Have never seen this error. I didn't run the 2014-05-23 data, which is still current. Processing it now. Do your checksums match? The script doesn't check. dm_spl_release_human_rx_part1.zip: 32752658516586046eed17c38d9ca938 Edit: I ran the 2014-05-23 data and did not encounter that error. |
@edsu I haven't seen that either but I'm guessing this was due to a bad zipfile. What version of ubuntu are you running on? |
Ubuntu 13.10 I did try multiple days, and the same thing happened. Perhaps it was the same file in each run that caused the problem? It's hard to say without adding some more diagnostic information. Since @lostonroute66 was able to run 2014-05-23 I will try it again and see what happens. |
If checksums are available it would be good to check them once a file has been downloaded. Also, the download/unzip bash scripts would probably be a bit easier to maintain if they were written in Python :-) |
As far as I know the checksums are only available in the table on the DailyMed download page. I'll ask the DM team about this. It would be best for the script to be able to automatically verify the checksum. |
Have you ever run across an error like this when doing an unzip.sh? I saw it happen for two different days:
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