RBZ install not working through ExtensionStore

TIG

A folder permission issue is possible, BUT we see that the downloaded RBZ is getting created in ../Temp/SCF subfolder but its contents are not written.
Seems to me something is preventing the URL data from arriving...
Please copy/paste this code into your Internet Explorer [Edge] web-browser bar and report what happens...
https://pluginstore.sketchucation.com/pluginserv_4.php?hwid=DESKTOP-FF79A08:21&c=ntxMmAO2R7gcBFz6NbKPAzA7HheR8MKz8ILtSlzyreb7sYBJAZkKXxQnf7HlTfkdy9aSxZRoC6z9f0RotFCECg6rmM&v=5.0&z=PurgeAll.rbz

starrigger

@tig said:

A folder permission issue is possible, BUT we see that the downloaded RBZ is getting created in ../Temp/SCF subfolder but its contents are not written.
Seems to me something is preventing the URL data from arriving...
Please copy/paste this code into your Internet Explorer [Edge] web-browser bar and report what happens...
https://pluginstore.sketchucation.com/pluginserv_4.php?hwid=DESKTOP-FF79A08:21&c=ntxMmAO2R7gcBFz6NbKPAzA7HheR8MKz8ILtSlzyreb7sYBJAZkKXxQnf7HlTfkdy9aSxZRoC6z9f0RotFCECg6rmM&v=5.0&z=PurgeAll.rbz

The file was downloaded into my download folder.

starrigger

I did see an interesting thing though, when I ran it through Chrome. It reports "https://pluginstore.sketchucation.com/" as insecure but it allowed the download too.

maybe a certificate issue.

TIG

Thanks for these reports...
So we know it's downloading from a URL OK.
Can you copy/paste all of this into the Ruby Console.
Report any error messages and if the RBZ in the ../Temp/SCF folder is > 0kb !


url = "https://pluginstore.sketchucation.com/pluginserv_4.php?hwid=DESKTOP-FF79A08;21&c=ntxMmAO2R7gcBFz6NbKPAzA7HheR8MKz8ILtSlzyreb7sYBJAZkKXxQnf7HlTfkdy9aSxZRoC6z9f0RotFCECg6rmM&v=5.0&z=PurgeAll.rbz"
path = File.join(SCF;;TEMPDIR, "PurgeAll_v5.0.rbz")
p RBZtool;;GOT_OPEN_URI
File.open(path, "wb"){|f|
  URI.open(url, "rb"){|r| f.write(r.read) }
}

Open the ../Temp/SCF folder and see if the downloaded RBZ is there - should be ~3kb

starrigger

@tig said:

Thanks for these reports...
So we know it's downloading from a URL OK.
Can you copy/paste all of this into the Ruby Console.
Report any error messages and if the RBZ in the ../Temp/SCF folder is > 0kb !


> url = "https://pluginstore.sketchucation.com/pluginserv_4.php?hwid=DESKTOP-FF79A08;21&c=ntxMmAO2R7gcBFz6NbKPAzA7HheR8MKz8ILtSlzyreb7sYBJAZkKXxQnf7HlTfkdy9aSxZRoC6z9f0RotFCECg6rmM&v=5.0&z=PurgeAll.rbz"
> path = File.join(SCF;;TEMPDIR, "PurgeAll_v5.0.rbz")
> p RBZtool;;GOT_OPEN_URI
> File.open(path, "wb"){|f|
>   URI.open(url, "rb"){|r| f.write(r.read) }
> }
>

Open the ../Temp/SCF folder and see if the downloaded RBZ is there - should be ~3kb

this is what is returned on both machines:

true
Error; #<NoMethodError; private method `open' called for URI;Module>
<main>;4;in `block in <main>'
<main>;3;in `open'
<main>;3;in `<main>'
SketchUp;1;in `eval'

yes 0K file in folder

starrigger

V17 uses Ruby 2.2.4. is the 'open' Method part of URI Class then?

starrigger

YooHoo, this worked:

url = URI.parse("https://pluginstore.sketchucation.com/pluginserv_4.php?hwid=DESKTOP-FF79A08;21&c=ntxMmAO2R7gcBFz6NbKPAzA7HheR8MKz8ILtSlzyreb7sYBJAZkKXxQnf7HlTfkdy9aSxZRoC6z9f0RotFCECg6rmM&v=5.0&z=PurgeAll.rbz")
path = File.join(SCF;;TEMPDIR, "PurgeAll_v5.0.rbz")
p RBZtool;;GOT_OPEN_URI
File.open(path, "wb"){|f|
  url.open {|r| f.write(r.read) }
}
true
2794

TIG

Thanks for your testing and ideas...
I'll look at what I can do to make v2017 compatible again...
PS:
Found the issue [also with v2018!] will recompile a new version and publish it asap...

TIG

v4.2.4 is now available through the PluginStore / ExtensionStore³
https://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=SketchUcationTools
It fixes the UNzip error when installing RBZ files in v2017/18...

starrigger

@tig said:

v4.2.4 is now available through the PluginStore ...
It fixes the UNzip error when installing RBZ files in v2017/18...

Back in business! (was also able to manage the new Fredo licensing too.)

Thanks so much Tig for your tireless service to the Sketchup community.

(I still use the Octane Loader plugin you created some time ago - best tool to get an OBJ file out. )

Steve