IWeb tells me: not enough space on iDisc
After hitting "Publish Site" iWeb tells me: "There isn’t enough space on your MobileMe iDisk to publish your site". So I upgrade to 40GB only to find out I have only used 1.9GB ???
Still can't publish site and out almost 50 bucks.
Any ideas? THX!
If you haven't solved the problem try the following:
1 - go to the System/MobileMe preference pane and log out of MMe.
2 - login with a bogus username and password. This clears the caches.
3 - login with your correct username and password.
4 - launch iWeb and try again.
OT
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> Hi Pete,
> It seems to me that your JVM is just running out of space. The JVM has
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> Joe Weinstein at BEA, the home of Weblogic
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>
> > This is the exception I got at the server side. Does anyone know what
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> > >
> > > Can anyone tell me what I am missing out.....
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