Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unzip
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Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unzipPlugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unzip archive
any ideas anyone? thanks Keith Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziMore details please.
![]() Do you mean the SketchUcation PluginStore toolset ? Did you download the RBZ from the Resources link above ? Did you install it using Preferences > Extensions > Install... button ? Did the error occur at that point ?? If any RBZ is properly downloaded it should always install OK ? If you change the RBZ file-type suffix to ".zip" and open it, what's in it ?? TIG
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziIm getting the same error using the SketchUcation PluginStore toolset
Iv only updated my SU to 2015 and it keeps displaying the same message as above Bring on the Rain...
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziCan you please supply the answers to the questions in this post viewtopic.php?p=552651#p552651 That will help track it down, especially if it's not occurring with everything... TIG
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziHey TIG, I just used the sketchucation plugin store, i don't download the RBZ files, am i right in saying , i click on autoinstall button and the plugin should install? but im getting the error message, thats really it, it did install 1 or 2 plugins but nothing installs now, just the error message constantly
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Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziThis is an uncommon issue...
![]() OK, so it's the SketchUcation PluginStore tool dialog that opens within SketchUp itself. And it's not AutoInstalling files ! When you open the dialog what does the top bar say ? e.g. v2.? Can you open the Ruby Console and use this text: SCF::TEMPDIR and report the full text it returns. Also check that you have FULL read/write permissions to that folder... Can you also try to download some Plugins' RBZ files from the SketchUcation PluginStore page onto your PC. Now back into SketchUp, with the Ruby Console open... Use the Preferences > Extensions > Install... button to install some of those files... AND Then use the SketchUcation submenu item to Install Archive on some of those files... What happens ? Any errors ? Is SketchUcation.com etc allowed to access your PC through its Firewall ? Have you updated Internet Explorer ? What version is it ? Have you emptied the cache of Internet Explorer ? then retried the dialog's AutoInstall ? ![]() TIG
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziHi TIG, im running internet explorer version 11.0.9600.17501
I can install plugins using add extensions, no problem there, i retried using sketchucation plugin store with no luck again. When i type SCF::TEMPDIR into the ruby console i get "C:/Users/username/SCF" and sketchucation.com is not blocked by my firewall, any ideas? Forgot to mention i am using sketchucation plugin store v2.6.2 Last edited by iichiversii on Tue Feb 03, 2015 7:04 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziDid u try manually removing the sketchucationloader.rb and the SketchUcation folder from the plugins folder?
Then reinstall it? Its a rare issue you're reporting as 10000s use it daily. There's a frontroom and a backroom....reverse faces
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziDidnt try that but will give it ago now, brb with an answer
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Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziNo same issue again with the same unzip error
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Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziCan you rename your plugins folder to !plugins to stop it loading and then install SketchUcation Tools and try it.
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Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziAgain the same error comes up, its a strange 1, it did work fine in version 8 which i was using, this issue only happened when i installed SU2015
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Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziWhat's the path to your plugins folder?
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Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziUsername>AppData>Roaming>Sketchup>Sketchup2015>Sketchup>Plugins
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Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziPuzzled.
There's a conflict somewhere. Maybe TIG will have more suggestions. I'm stumped. There's a frontroom and a backroom....reverse faces
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziNot a bother Rich, ill keep playing around with it on my end, see if i can find a solution,
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Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziSCF::TEMPDIR
Should NOT return: C:/Users/your_username/SCF It should be something more like: C:/Users/your_username/AppData/Local/Temp/SCF Do you have one of these set up ? C:/Users/your_username/AppData/Local/Temp This is probably the tool's last ditch attempt to find your TEMP folder. What is the base value of: SCF::TEMP Can you post the results of this in the Ruby Console: puts ENV.select{|a|a[0]=~/^T/}.sort Incidentally what is your 'your_username' ? If it contains non-ASCII characters it might "balls-up" ! TIG
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziI am experiencing the same issue.
I run Sketchup Make 15.3.331 (64-bit) and SketchUcation Plugin Store v2.6.1. SCF::TEMPDIR points to C:/Users/kosciusz/AppData/Local/Temp/SCF Env. vars TEMP and TMP both point to C:\Users\kosciusz\AppData\Local\Temp Digging in the plugin code failed as some parts are scrambled and I'm not up to decoding that for debugging. Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziThanks for the feedback. Does this happen with all RBZ files you try to AutoInstall in the dialog ? Does this happen if you get the same RBZ manually downloaded onto your PC [from the PluginStore page], then use the SCF toolset's 'Archive Installer' submenu item ? Initially your reported paths etc should cause no issues. However, please confirm that the path to C:\Users\kosciusz\AppData\Local has its Properties > Security permissions set to FULL for yourself and that the settings apply to all other listed users etc. The ../Temp/SCF folder is used to download to, then process the RBZ file. If it can't write it, then it can't unzip it >>> error. Can you run the tool with that folder open in Windows Explorer. When you get the unZIP error message, do NOT close it immediately, but look into that folder - there should be temporary files, on the closure of the unZIP error message the code tidies up and should remove them. BUT you can move them out of the folder [say onto your desktop] so you retain a copy... If they are not made it's one issue. If they are made but are not readable [xxx.RBZ renamed to xxx.ZIP does not open etc] that's another. But if they are fully readable and will therefore install using the native Extensions > Install button or the SCF 'Archive Installer' utility, then that is another. ![]() I'm sure there's a solution... Please report back... TIG
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unzi
With all that I have tried.
I can install plugins correctly with the 'Archive Installer' function
I have all permissions there except "Special permissions" (Windows 7).
I have a *.rbz file there but it's size is zero bytes. There's also SketchUcation_Usage.log with some contents so it's clear for me SU can indeed write to the directory. So I guess the problem is in downloading the package to the directory, right? Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziSo we are failing to get the RBZ downloaded properly [empty file!].
The fact that you can download an RBZ manually and use the SCF Archive Installer shows the issue is not within the SCF PluginStore toolset installer itself, per se - but in the download process itself... What version of Internet Explorer do you have installed ? Get the latest one [v11?] and install it... Although you might not use IE for your day-to-day browsing SketchUp always uses it for its PC dialogs [Safari on MACs]. So it's important that you keep IE up to date. Please also open IE and empty its Cache [under the Safety tool > Delete Browsing History] You might have some corrupted settings etc. Next also look at its Internet Options and ensure that you have javascript etc set to be runnable, and nothing too onerous is set up that might limit the operation of downloads. Finally, also check that SketchUp and SketchUcation.com are allowed through your Windows Firewall - as that might be preventing the RBZ files' download. ![]() TIG
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziI have upgraded IE to v11 but I am still observing the same behavior.
*.rbz is created with zero size. I have cleaned the cache and tried to download plugins with web browser - this works and I have been able to install plugins from downloaded files. JS also enabled etc - default install by the way as I'm not using IE unless necessary. Any futher ideas? Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziSorry to resurrect an old thread, but I'm having the same problem and I think it might be related to my corporate proxy server. Has anyone checked into whether an HTTP proxy server (as defined in Internet Explorer's settings) will cause the download to fail? I think it would explain all the symptoms described in this thread, as well as what I'm seeing.
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziIn theory some proxy settings could cause the download to fail. The best is to consult your system admin about the problem to find the appropriate proxy settings. (E.g.: In some cases the system admin can set the IP of the sketchucation server to allow all downloads from that IP.)
Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziI think it's more a case of making the downloader "proxy aware". I've seen this with many small utilities that try to make an HTTP call without taking into account the system wide proxy settings. Unfortunately for me, I work for one of the largest tech companies in the world...talking to sys admin and getting proxy settings changed is out of the realm of possibility for me. I'll use the manual download workaround for now.
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Dude, you made it ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Re: Plugin Manager - installed - Unzip error -could not unziI got a same issue too. I found a very easy solution on -Unzip error -could not unzip- keeps happened which because of your "antivirus"....... I turn it off then all things running good now!!!!
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