Having an issue with the folder path within Settings>Folders>Password file
If I enter d:\passwords.txt I receive the following in the GUI:
Failed to read the password file \\?\d:\passwords.txt
Its almost as if it is looking for a UNC path but trying that does not work.
I see the Default Base Folder: C:\Users\Administrator at the top of the folders section. Putting the passwords.txt file in there, and only putting the file name in the "Password file" section I receive the following:
Failed to read the password file \\?\C:\Users\Administrator\passwords.txt
Logs sample:
2021-02-28 22:27:03,374::INFO::[notifier:122] Sending notification: Warning - Failed to read the password file \\?\C:\Users\<USERNAME>\passwords.txt (type=warning, job_cat=None)
2021-02-28 22:27:03,374::WARNING::[misc:810] Failed to read the password file \\?\C:\Users\<USERNAME>\passwords.txt
Not sure what I am missing.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks-
Failed to read password file
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Re: Failed to read password file
How did you edit your passwords.txt? So, with which editor?
What is the output of
What is the output of
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DIR C:\Users\Administrator\passwords.txt
Re: Failed to read password file
Sander-
I used the notepad.exe on Windows server to make the file. Default ANSI encoding.
I used the notepad.exe on Windows server to make the file. Default ANSI encoding.
Re: Failed to read password file
Sander-
Yes, the output was incorrect, I had extensions hidden and it was passwords.txt.txt which is obviously wrong.
It works now, thanks for the help with my rudimentary computer skills.
Yes, the output was incorrect, I had extensions hidden and it was passwords.txt.txt which is obviously wrong.
It works now, thanks for the help with my rudimentary computer skills.
Re: Failed to read password file
Ah, yes, Hidden Extensions. That is an "interesting" feature of Windows.
Good that you reported back it works now.
Good that you reported back it works now.