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    simong
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    Hi, what is the correct path to write or read a binary file in n8n with Cloudron?
    If I enter no path, I get a permission error: ERROR: EROFS: read-only file system, open 'sample.csv'
    If I enter the standard path I get a not found error: /home/node/.n8n/sample.csv or /app/data/.n8n/sample.csv: ERROR: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/app/data/.n8n/sample.csv'

    Thanks a lot

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      Hi @simong
      Any binary file found in /app/data/ can be read or written by n8n in Cloudron

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        I don't think I understand your question, can you elaborate a bit what you want to achieve? What is this sample.csv and how are you trying to read or write a binary file?

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          @nebulon I want to write a file to the local file system with the "Write Binary File" Node. But I have to specify a path to do so.

          https://share.getcloudapp.com/bLul4qWZ
          https://docs.n8n.io/integrations/builtin/core-nodes/n8n-nodes-base.writebinaryfile/

          Same question for n8n Cloud: https://community.n8n.io/t/path-for-storing-writing-binary-file-on-n8n-cloud-write-binary-file-node/7383

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            @simong
            All Data which is also included in the backup is stored in /app/data/

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              Hi @simong
              Any binary file found in /app/data/ can be read or written by n8n in Cloudron

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                simong
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                Thank you very much! Because of the solution in the n8n Forum I tried writing to the /app/data/.n8n/ folder, which is not writable, but I could just use /app/data/ as the path.

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                  Thank you very much! Because of the solution in the n8n Forum I tried writing to the /app/data/.n8n/ folder, which is not writable, but I could just use /app/data/ as the path.

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                  @simong said in n8n binary path:

                  Thank you very much! Because of the solution in the n8n Forum I tried writing to the /app/data/.n8n/ folder, which is not writable, but I could just use /app/data/ as the path.

                  Did you check that /app/data/.n8n/ the .n8n folder exists? Because if does not n8n might not create it for you.
                  This could have also been your issue.

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                    I ran into a similar issue today, here is my solution:

                    Note: I manually created a n8n-uploads folder in my case.

                    In n8n, using the "Read/Write Files from Disk" action:

                    • File Path and Name: /app/data/n8n-uploads/file.jpeg

                    /app/data/file.jpeg works out of the box, but I wanted to store all my files in the same folder.

                    image.png

                    Here is a video:
                    https://www.loom.com/share/5e6bccdbd19842a489cc10f90ea871d4

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