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Supergiovane / node-red-contrib-sonospollytts

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Cant upload files #47

Closed zimbo86 closed 4 years ago

zimbo86 commented 4 years ago

Having issues uploading files to "Own File" or custom hailings. When I select a file to upload just nothing happens. Where are these files located in file system?

Supergiovane commented 4 years ago

Hello Zimbo Do your un Node Red behind something, for example home assistant, homematic or something? I think uou’ve issues with user permission to write to the filesystem.

zimbo86 commented 4 years ago

Hi Supergiovane, i´m running node red v1.1.2 in a docker container. Of course it could be a permisstion issue on FS, where are the files uploaded to?

Supergiovane commented 4 years ago

.node-red/sonospollyttsstorage

Supergiovane commented 4 years ago

Hi Zimbo, have you solved the issue?

zimbo86 commented 4 years ago

Hi, no - not really. What I can see is that I have generally access to /sonospollyttsstorage/ because the cache mp3s are successfully stored in /sonospollyttsstorage/ttsfiles/

Supergiovane commented 4 years ago

The file must have the .mp3 extension. I've tried and all went fine. Even under Docker. Please try to unzip and upload the file attached.

denybeep4.mp3.zip

zimbo86 commented 4 years ago

Thanks for testing, thats pretty strange. It also does not work with the file you provided: https://gifyu.com/image/WXpl

Supergiovane commented 4 years ago

A stupid question: do you have rebooted the machine prior to upload a file?

Supergiovane commented 4 years ago

Hello Have you solved the issue?

zimbo86 commented 4 years ago

nope - i didnt. Tried several reboots, uninstall, reinstall. Its weird.

Additionally I cant get another Hailing to play than the 3 preinstalled. Also when i replace the hailing.mp3 with a custom one

Supergiovane commented 4 years ago

I wish to try to reproduce the issue. Can you tell me, please: 1) Where are you running docker? Qnap, Nuc PC, or what? 2) From what client are you opening the web interface? Chrome, Safari, etc.. and on witch operating system. 3) What language are you using in your browser? English, Deutsch.... 4) can you issue a "node -v" command in a terminal window and tell me the node version? Thanks.