.Mac renewed today, and NOW I can't publish to iWeb.

Question

I am a long time .Mac user, and saw last night that I had Zero days left to renew. I was still able to upload my site. I renewed .Mac today, and NOW I get a message when uploading my iWeb stuff to sign in to .Mac...Which I already am. The moment I open the system preferences for .Mac, my upload (to iweb) window dissapears. Now I am screwed. Help. Please.

Answer 1

I had a similar problem but Apple's .Mac Tecnical Support came to the rescue:
"Based on the information you provided, we understand that when trying to publish your site to .Mac, iWeb reports an error message stating:
"There was an error reading your iDisk quota."
Currently, we are investigating similar reports from other .Mac members.
If iWeb continues to report the error message, first ensure you have an up-to-date backup of the file package that contains your iWeb domain's files.
Note: A file package is similar to a folder in that it contains multiple individual folders or files, but differs in the fact that you cannot not open it in the same way as a folder.
For more information on file packages, or sometimes called "bundles," please see the following article:
Useful Mac OS X Terms: What is a Bundle?
<http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=43135>
Your iWeb domain's files are stored in a file package labeled either Domain, or Domain.sites.
To locate the Domain, or Domain.sites, package:
1. Click the Finder icon in the Dock.
2. Choose Go > Go to Folder.
3. Type (or copy and paste from here): ~/Library/Application Support/iWeb
Backup 3, which includes exciting new features that provide for multiple backup plans, advanced file restoration, and the ability to back up more than one Mac to your iDisk, is now available for download from .Mac.
You can use Backup 3 back up the Domain, or Domain.sites, file package, or you can save the file to CD, DVD, or other removable media without using Backup.
After backing up the Domain, or Domain.sites, package, remove the preference files associated to your iWeb domain.
To remove your iWeb domain's preference files:
1. Quit iWeb, if it is open.
2. Click the Finder icon in the Dock.
3. Choose Go > Go to Folder.
4. Type (or copy and paste from here): ~/Library/Application Support/iWeb
5. Control-click Domain, and then choose Show Package Contents from the shortcut menu.
Note: In the newly opened Domain window you will see one file, or possibly two, named "assets.<membername>.groups.<groupname>.plist", or "assets.<membername>.plist" where <membername> represents your .Mac member name, and <groupname> represents one of your .Mac groups.
6. Move the file, or files, to the Trash.
7. Close the Domain window, and then restart your computer.
After restarting, open iWeb and try to publish your site."