IWeb Application changes in domain

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IWeb Application changes in domain

For the last 2 years going on 3, I have used a hosting sight that published results required republishing at different times. I always found a size related to the domain that changed. I use a flash drive to copy and save the domain after its published. Means and way to republish any issues that might show up. But the flash drive is safe and secured.

Recent events for searched out the results for this publishing, concern it was Looking different? A difference from 448. MB that was 449.6 MB The telling comes in the next look at the Domain.

Happens that I have a original HD incased and with a operating system that works and was used for this publishing. So I have a situation that is true to the Web Published size and date. And so is the Flash Drive. Mt. Lion 10.8.5 any ideas?

A little peace of new to go along with this. Kaspersky had or still does a claim that they worked with Apple to make a product that was in the Apple Store, as the internet sight claimed. Call to Apple and I came to find that there is no application on any Apple store sight for use, or purchase? WOW!

iPhoto '11, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.5)

Posted on Mar 22, 2015 2:24 PM

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Answer 1

ChitlinsCC

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Mar 22, 2015 2:47 PM in response to Photofocuse

Let me see if I understand you...

You created a website with iWeb?
The site data is on multiple local drives (±448MB)?
You 'published' your site to your WebHost's server using iWeb?
The "filesize" reported from your Host is ±449.6MB (a difference of ±1.6MB)?

You question is "Why the difference in size?"

I would believe my Mac before I would believe a "Report" from your Host... there may be some extra data placed there BY the Host - such as PHP Server. WebMail Server, SQL Server, etc.

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Ethmoid

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Mar 23, 2015 1:58 AM in response to Photofocuse

I have to say that I don't really understand your question or the problems that you are having.

Your post is quite confusing and probably needs to be clearer.

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Photofocuse Author

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Mar 28, 2015 10:36 PM in response to ChitlinsCC

No this was the domain results that was generated at the time of published results saved in the applications support folder for i-Web. One being the I-Web application used to publish, and the one saved from the domain that was published on a Flash Drive. They should show the same results, but didn't?

All the dates match the results, not the source it was saved on? NOW? Little enough in to correcting the error with a new published result.

Thanks for the host concern, I have asked.

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ChitlinsCC

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Mar 29, 2015 8:27 AM in response to Photofocuse

You're welcome. It is puzzling but perhaps much ado about a mere 1.6Mb.

I don't use iWeb, but there are a couple of other " i "Apps that have internal Trash that must be deliberately emptied by the user - poke around iWeb for that pesky TrashCan

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Photofocuse Author

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Apr 21, 2015 8:31 PM in response to ChitlinsCC

Would be looking after the fact-found another failure that has me working on a IP address that kept coming up (self assigned IP) that still in the works to rectify. 10.8.5. i-Mac also. What do you use to locate all that extra hidden trash when you have no Wi-Fi connection?

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ChitlinsCC

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Apr 22, 2015 7:23 AM in response to Photofocuse

I still cannot test as I do not use iWeb. My next suggestion would be to try to replicate with a new project, this time documenting every single action/result/size/etc.in "journal" fashion

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Old Toad

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Apr 22, 2015 8:51 AM in response to Photofocuse

That could be the different in how the two differently formatted volumes report file size. If the published site is operating correctly then it's insignificant and can be ignored.

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