Hello, I have code that scrapes a database and saves data in seperate directories by station, year, and month.
Because I'm pulling data regularly, I have the following code to create a new directory if the directory doesn't yet exist.
if ~exist(stationfolderloc, 'dir');
stationfolderloc is formatted as '[servername]\[some sub directories]\[station_name]\[year]\[month]' with the station_name, year, and month updating based on the data being pulled.
This never fails when I have a wired ethernet connection to the office network (the directory is on a server on that network). However, when I am out of office and connecting via VPN I inconsistantly get the following error. (is red text)
The network path was not found.
Error in [Code_name] (line XXX)
However, I am able to navigate to the directory in windows explorer, and have no problem navigating to it in Matlab such that it can be the Current Folder. Using the exist function in Matlab gives an output of 7 (exists and is a directory). Using ~exist(stationfolderloc, 'dir') returns 0. So the 'IF' statement shouldn't even allow the code to get to the mkdir command.
I've setup monitoring for the VPN and confirmed the connection never drops when the error occurs. VPN is FortiClient, if that matters, I've been working with them to troubleshoot and they believe its a matlab issue.
