- Failed to write file unarchiver how to#
- Failed to write file unarchiver update#
- Failed to write file unarchiver archive#
- Failed to write file unarchiver full#
Thank you for your reply and suggestion VModCinnamon. To address the constant downloading of updates each time see solution #4 in this link. Please toggle the ability to view hidden files on your system then browse your way to Ragnarok folder, find and delete Thumbs.db. I'll report back later when the download is completed (download shows 6 hours remaining).Īnyway, can the mods or anyone help explaining to me what is actually wrong with my game?Įdited by TsubasaWingz, 12 February 2016 - 11:45 PM.
Failed to write file unarchiver full#
I'm now trying to download the full client afresh from the official site on another computer (yes, a third PC, you got a problem with this?), to check if I'm able to replicate the problem and also to determine if the problem lies on the client side or the server side. I tried moving both of my PCs (they are both laptop computers) from using the WiFi connection from my house's to my office's (yes that's right, and please don't tell my boss about this) and yet the problem persisted. The same issue also happened on another computer of mine, this second PC serves as a backup and I don't usually play on this second PC and so this client patches independently of the first PC and yet the issue still persisted across the other PC. I'm also pretty sure that the patcher never attempts to download anything beyond the data_notice.rgz file.
Failed to write file unarchiver update#
My Renewal client will stop patching when the error occurs and yet still allow me to proceed logging into the game, but it will try to patch from the January 21 update every single time I launch the client. I've tried downloading the individual patch files from the index of patch but the problem still won't go away. The error message (the "Failed to write file.") that appears on the popup window reads "PatchClient\Patcher\Thumbs.db"
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The last message that appears on the patcher is "Writing data_notice file." This particular "Failed to write file." popup only appears whenever the client completes downloading the file data_notice.rgz The error message only appears when I'm updating the Renewal client, Classic client remained fine. I'll also need to find another way to cache data for these users, but that's the easy part.Excuse me, I've been encountering the same old error message since trying to update from Jan 21.
Failed to write file unarchiver archive#
The app reads this archive far more frequently than writing, so my thinking is to attempt a read (inside a just after the write, and if the read fails do something to report state details back to me. The frequency of this issue doesn't justify me writing my own archive parser, nor does it justify the risk of adding anything crazy that would be executed by all users.
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Ideally I prefer some mechanism to detect the root cause of the issue before it occurs. NSKeyedArchiver does not seem to have a method returning an error - a failed archive is a crash.
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Failed to write file unarchiver how to#
I'm looking for suggestions on how to detect this situation and act in some way short of a crash. The discussion provides two reasonable theories for the cause one that the archive contains the characters "bplist" (sounds very reasonable), and the other involving size of the archive (unlikely given the typical data set size). I found this relevant question: Archiving / Unarchiving results in initForReadingWithData incomprehensible archive. The crash occurs in somewhere around 0.002% of sessions, but is most common among a small number of unknown users.
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The crash detail: Fatal Exception: NSInvalidArgumentException While I've never had a user complaint, I see a very small number of crashes reported via Crashlytics on this line: NSArray *array = The data in question comes from a companion server. I have an ObjC iOS app in which I archive/unarchive data.