Can't build 0.10.2 for linux64 on OS X (EISDIR error)

[nDmitry]

Get this EISDIR error when trying to build my app for linux64:

It only happens with v0.10.2 (0.10.1 worked fine) and if linux is included in the platforms array. Here's options I pass (except version, they didn't change since 0.10.1):

nodewebkit: {
    dist: {
        options: {
            version: '0.10.2',
            platforms: ['win', 'osx', 'linux32', 'linux64'],
            appName: 'App',
            appVersion: '<%= pkg.version %>',
            distDir: 'build/',
            cacheDir: 'build/cache/',
            macCredits: 'support/Credits.html',
            macIcns: 'support/app.icns'
        },
        src: ['<%= distDir %>/**']
    }
}

[yeco]

I'm having a similar issue, but setting increasing my ulimit seems to help:

ulimit -S -n 2048

[nDmitry]

@yeco this doesn't work for me.

[alexeimoisseev]

Same sh*t :(
ulimit changes don't help

[nDmitry]

You can download node-webkit versions you need and put them into corresponding cache folders manually.

[gabepaez]

It looks like the tar files are now being distributed with a top level directory like the zip archives. This should be a pretty easy fix. @nDmitry is right that you can just manually correct the cache folders structure as a temporary workaround.

[1j01]

Would changing this line from header.name = (filename[1] ? filename[1] : filename[0]); to header.name = (filename[2] ? filename[2] : (filename[1] ? filename[1] : filename[0])); fix the issue (in a silly manner)?
It seems to just dump everything into one folder... Is that what is wanted? Maybe header.name = filename[filename.length - 1]; would do better.
The more practical solution of course would be to move the unfolding out of extractZip and have it apply also to extractTar.