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Phoenicis does not find directories that are obviously there #1107
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@ImperatorS79 I think you're more knowledgeable than me about how the verb scripts should work. Can you take a look at this? |
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Fixed by #1116 |
I will reopen this because I got the same kind of error:
I just checked and system 32 is obviously there. |
Does this happen only sporadic for you, if not which script (chain) leads to this? |
I have just tested it again running adobe photoshop script. It did not detect system32 despite the directory exists (the container was created before). |
Can you add a debug print in the Adobe script before the verb that does the check is called? Maybe even print all existing directory with |
How can I print the output of ls ? |
Try |
[Ljava.lang.String;@665bec15 |
Then try |
system32 exists:
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Do you know which verb produces the error? |
gdiplus I guess |
If this is the case the following line produces the error:
This in turn means that |
Impossible. The prefix is 32 bits. On a 64 bits prefix 64 bits libs go to system32 and 32 bits libs to sysWoW64 |
But that is where the error message seems to link to. You can try by adding a debug output to line 54 and 56 (i.e. before and after the |
OH I know it is my fault. |
When the script executes the mfc42 verb I get this error:
Seems like the script is expecting that file to be here so it can remove it and continue.
UPDATE: Tahoma verb is having similiar issues:
UPDATE 2: dotnet20 also fails:
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