Upgrade to Mountain Lion - Lost Some iWeb Sites
Not exactly sure what happened, and I don't know for sure it was the upgrade to Mountain Lion, but here's the background:
- I have 5 iWeb sites uploaded to my ISP (1and1.com) and they currently work fine.
- Now, on my computer, I had 5 websites on one iWeb "Domain.sites2", but it was taking too long to publish one site change without going through a publish of all the 5 sites.
- So I made 5 folders and copied the iWeb main "Domain.sites2" into each folder
- Then I deleted all but one of the sites in each folder, leaving me 5 separate folders with one site in each folder.
- This allowed me to update, publish, and work on each individually.
- After upgrading to Mountain Lion, I opened my external HD (which has my Time Machine Backup) and deleted the old backups.
- Then I did a complete new Time Machine Backup.
- Now each of the "Domain.sites2" in each of the separate folders will open only the main website I created, the "Domain.sites2" still exists in the folders but they all open only the first site I created.
- In fact, the "~/Library/Application Support/iWeb" folder is gone as well?
- Note: I do have a master website folder with each of the 5 websites in the separate folders, and the html & files are still intact for each website
- I could rebuild the websites, however, where did the other "Domain.sites2" go, and is there any other way to get them back.
Thank you so much in advance if you have an idea.
Craig
iMac, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2), 3.06 Ghz - 4 GB Ram