I tried using the script on a file locally and on our server but both yields the same error. No spaces in neither the path nor the file.
Can you show the command from the script with the input and output file you used?
Unfortunately work is hectic right now so I canât look into sanitizing paths, but I definitely should have done that originally. Good shout.
That said, @christopher.ekdahl can you try the following in a terminal and let me know if that works:
python /opt/Autodesk/EKDAHL/nclc.py 1 2 1 2.4 /path/to/file
Itâs a bit weird as you seem to be the first with this issue and it looks like everything is set up properlyâŚ
After a bit of digging, it looks like Python is gone with Monterey 12.3 and above. Trying to get Python up and running again.
Running the command above results in: âzsh: command not found: pythonâ
Apple removed Python 2.7 from macOS Monterey 12.3 last year (Apple stops bundling Python with macOS Monterey 12.3).
Also, Python is more more bundled on macOS so you need to manually download it from python.org.
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Well that would do it! How annoyingâŚ