Hi Roberto!

That is very strange indeed. I see that you are using \\testpath network folder as the destination. Out of curiosity, have you tried using a local folder for testing purposes? It should work as it is, but this might help pinpoint the root cause.

Anyway, I suggest you gather this info and report the issue to IBM support so they can investigate further. You can open a support ticket at https://www.ibm.com/mysupport/

Hi Vinicius,

thank you for you answer.

Yes, I just put a generic fake UNC path in  the screenshot just for example, I tried both with \\path and X:\path (with the samba share mounted as local disk) and I receive the same error (which used to work flawlessly).

I'm trying saving it locally and then move the file as a workaround, I will let you know.

Thank you for your suggestion!

Hi Roberto!

That is very strange indeed. I see that you are using \\testpath network folder as the destination. Out of curiosity, have you tried using a local folder for testing purposes? It should work as it is, but this might help pinpoint the root cause.

Anyway, I suggest you gather this info and report the issue to IBM support so they can investigate further. You can open a support ticket at https://www.ibm.com/mysupport/

Hi,

I tried and it doesn't work with a local path either.

The files are downloaded into the "Download path" set in the Start Browser command and neither moved nor renamed into the "Save to" path with "File name" parameter of Wait Download command...

Hi Vinicius,

thank you for you answer.

Yes, I just put a generic fake UNC path in  the screenshot just for example, I tried both with \\path and X:\path (with the samba share mounted as local disk) and I receive the same error (which used to work flawlessly).

I'm trying saving it locally and then move the file as a workaround, I will let you know.

Thank you for your suggestion!

Hi Roberto!

That is very strange indeed. I see that you are using \\testpath network folder as the destination. Out of curiosity, have you tried using a local folder for testing purposes? It should work as it is, but this might help pinpoint the root cause.

Anyway, I suggest you gather this info and report the issue to IBM support so they can investigate further. You can open a support ticket at https://www.ibm.com/mysupport/

Thanks for reporting back. Yeah, that is probably an issue that you will have to report to IBM Support through the link I shared in the previous message. In the meantime, you could do a hacky workaround if your demand is urgent. Something like setting a folder in the Start Browser command that you always make sure it starts empty and then moving the files from there every time you download something. It is not as straightforward as just using the Wait Download command, but that is one possible solution while you wait for a fix after contacting the support team.

Hi,

I tried and it doesn't work with a local path either.

The files are downloaded into the "Download path" set in the Start Browser command and neither moved nor renamed into the "Save to" path with "File name" parameter of Wait Download command...

Hi Vinicius,

thank you for you answer.

Yes, I just put a generic fake UNC path in  the screenshot just for example, I tried both with \\path and X:\path (with the samba share mounted as local disk) and I receive the same error (which used to work flawlessly).

I'm trying saving it locally and then move the file as a workaround, I will let you know.

Thank you for your suggestion!

Hi Roberto!

That is very strange indeed. I see that you are using \\testpath network folder as the destination. Out of curiosity, have you tried using a local folder for testing purposes? It should work as it is, but this might help pinpoint the root cause.

Anyway, I suggest you gather this info and report the issue to IBM support so they can investigate further. You can open a support ticket at https://www.ibm.com/mysupport/