cmd.Run() failed with exec: "D:\x00": file does not exist

[morriscox]

D:\zinigo>Zinigo_Windows_x64.exe
Config file loaded
Username taken from config file
password taken from config file
chromepath taken from config file
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Resolved working directory to: D:\zinigo
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[D: --headless --disable-gpu --print-to-pdf=D:\zinigo/issue/47889_0.pdf --no-margins D:\zinigo/issue/47889_0.html]
cmd.Run() failed with exec: "D:\x00": file does not exist
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[D: --headless --disable-gpu --print-to-pdf=D:\zinigo/issue/47889_1.pdf --no-margins D:\zinigo/issue/47889_1.html]
cmd.Run() failed with exec: "D:\x00": file does not exist
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[TheAxeDude]

@morriscox it looks to me like there is something wrong with the chromepath in your config file - can you double check that?

Edit: Or a dreaded file-encoding issue.

[morriscox]

I changed it from the PortableApps version to the regular Windows version, with no success. It would claim that "C:" does not exist.

"chromepath":"C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe"

I finally copied all the contents in the Application folder to the Zinigo folder and pointed to that and everything works now.

[morriscox]

I just realized that I didn't escape the backslashes.

[turkeyphant]

I got this same issue using the default config.json.

My chrome executable was where it specified but it still didn't work.

[wyfky]

I met same problem that is show "C:" does not exist as using json file. My solution is change chrome path to "C:/Program Files/Google/Chrome/Application/chrome.exe" in config.json, and run Zinigo within cmd prompt. Then it works.