PNG frames were not sent to S3 bucket about brenda

[jamesyonan]

Difficult to say. You'd have to look at the log files to see if the brenda-node script running the EC2 instances had trouble pushing the PNG files to S3.

James

[dalekurt]

That's the other issue I'm having, blenda-tool gives an error when I try to use it.

[dalekurt]

James,

I've provision a new EC2 instance using the ami-018c9568, which is Ubuntu 14.04. brenda-tool works as it should. I've done a new test to render 10 frames of a blender project. When I execute the s2cmd ls s3://test_bucket_name the bucket is empty.

After looking at the log I get this

------- ec2-54-85-95-9.compute-1.amazonaws.com
Error: Failed to read blend file '/mnt/brenda/brenda-project.tmp/testrender.blend', not a blend file

Blender quit
******* TASK 10 READY-FOR-PUSH
RMTREE /mnt/brenda/brenda-outdir9.tmp
queue read: None
push task: {'msg': <boto.sqs.message.Message instance at 0x2e683b0>, 'id': 10, 'proc': <Multiprocess(Multiprocess-10, stopped)>, 'retcode': 0, 'outdir': '/mnt/brenda/brenda-outdir10.tmp'}
******* TASK 10 COMMITTED to S3
RMTREE /mnt/brenda/brenda-outdir10.tmp

The .blender file is not being seen as a blend file

[dalekurt]

James, I found the issue. The blenda file was for version 2.7 I had the make it 2.6x compatible after that it worked.

The problem now is that of the 500+ frames only 1 frame is being rendered.

[dalekurt]

James, I figured out the issue as to why a single frame is being rendered. The frame-template file was wrong. All the renders were overwriting each other.