ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Failed To Mount when attempting to attach file using Email Sender No, actually it got worse and now it will “attach” the file, but it will be a zero byte file that cannot be opened. We had to change to another users email to start sending attachments again. Javascript plusMinutes() no longer working why? I have a pipeline that uses the script snap and has java script in it. I use the .plusMinutes() which has been working fine for over a year, but now I am getting the following error message. “label=Script, failure=TypeError: pi.plusMinutes is not a function, reason=Script failed with the following error: TypeError: pi.plusMinutes is not a function”. I am importing the following: // Import the Java utility classes. importPackage(java.util); importPackage(java.math); importPackage(org.joda.time); Re: Failed To Mount when attempting to attach file using Email Sender Interesting twist, if I include “route error data to error view” then the pipeline will complete. It sends a complete email including the attachment, but still throws an error saying that: "Failed to copy attachment ‘/path/test.csv’ to a temp file Resolution: Please address reported issue. Reason: Mount failed due to logon failure or bad credentials:" Re: Failed To Mount when attempting to attach file using Email Sender Nope credentials are fine, it will send the email without an attachment. I can also navigate to the location where the attachment is with the credentials. Failed To Mount when attempting to attach file using Email Sender I have several pipelines that use the Email Sender to attach a document to the email. These are all failing now with the error saying that “Mount failed due to logon failure or bad credentials:” This just stopped working as of 5/13. Is anyone else having this issue? Re: SMB path with a + sign not able to write to location Jayakrishnan, Depending on if the expression toggle is set or not, a space or %20 work fine, that is not my issue. I am attempting to write a plus symbol (+) in the file path. Thanks, Re: How to drop only one field? @tstack, this worked now, but I know i previously got errors saying I had to have a target path. How to drop only one field? Does anyone know of a way to drop one field out of twenty. So far the only way I have found is to use a mapper, uncheck the passthrough, and put all the other fields (19) in the Expression/Target path area manually which is a pain. Is there a way to alter the “Mapping Root*” field to use $ - $unwantedfield ? Re: SMB path with a + sign not able to write to location @christwr, I understand that, but I don’t know 100% that I have the syntax right because your existing documentation online does not cover it specifically. So how would I know if it is a technical issue (bug) or if I am just using the wrong syntax? Trust me, I am not expecting timely responses on here, but i would expect that if an employee responds it would not be to let me chase my tail. Re: SMB path with a + sign not able to write to location @tlikarish, it is typical of the responses i get on this board. I have several outstanding issues on these boards, that I got tired of asking the same question in different ways only for snaplogic employees to ask if i took a step that was in the chain three responses prior. (For example your Excel snaps didn’t work correctly previously. With out responding to my chain that it was being worked on or that it was fixed in an update, I had to find out for myself that my issue that I brought up to you all, on this board, was fixed.) Yes, it works fine if I take the plus out.