Zero byte deleted files

Hi All,
Big problem! I used to be able to salvage files with Filer after deletion,
however, when files are deleted or overwritten from a Windows XP PC, the
salvage utility in Filer does find the files, BUT it is all with zero bytes
and it is then not possible to salvage those files. Is there any other way
to salvage such files or do a repair before salvaging? The Netware version
is NWSB 6.0
Any help will be much appreciated,
Ben

Are you sure that are files and not maybe directories or dfs junctions?
Did you delete those files or just replace by empty DBs? If the later
they should be there in the directory and obviously can not be salvaged
- if those empty DBs were deleted after emptying did they have more
than 0 bytes before deleting?
If they did only have 0 bytes before deletion (not before emptying the
DB) I think you can not regain any info from this files - so just
forget them or if they are not already deleted, delete them now. Any
info could only be retrieved from a valid backup before the filesize
was reduced to 0 bytes.
If nothing does help and you have NSS volumes, go to the NSS repair
options like nss /poolrebuild=poolname and be sure to have a valid
backup of the pool before starting this. With TFS volumes you should
use vrepair instead. But this would only help, if your files were not
already damaged by your clipper application under XP by writing 0 bytes
files.
If the later is the case try the different compatibility settings for
your program under XP, maybe you have luck in Win98 compatibility mode.
W. Prindl
Ben Bodenstein wrote:
> On Thu, 02 Nov 2006 07:48:41 GMT, Barry Schnur wrote:
>
> > I haven't seen that on my xp workstations -- so I'm wondering if
> > there is an additional variable involved here.
> >
> > Which client version? What file types and how were they deleted?
>
> Thanks for your reply Barry.
>
> I am using Client Version 4.91 and the file types are Clipper dbf's
> that have been overwritten with empty dbf's (not zero byte files
> though, just empty dbf's with the dbf structures).
>
> Question is: Is there anything I can try like a Vrepair or NSS Volume
> repair to try and get the file sizes back in order to salvage it?
> I am not sure if vrepair is still available on Netware 6, maybe you
> can help in this regard.
>
> Thanks,
> Ben

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I can't find a solution so far and it's very time consuming to once and a while redo all my work.
Does anyone experience similar problems?
Urgent solution to solve and/or prevent this problem is needed.
Thanks

hmartires wrote:
Hello.
I'm facing this problem for a few times now and it is very frustrating that I keep loosing all my work.
I use MS Office 2011 (latest install 14.0.1) in my iMac OS X version 10.9.4.
I believe the latest version of Office 2011 for Mac is 14.4.4. It is definitely not 14.0.1.
Update Office 2011. Open an Office app (e.g., Word) and do Help > Check for Updates from the menu.

Many of my files are empty (zero bytes)

Why are my files blank? And when i open iCloud it is a mess.

Not sure if this is the same issue I am experiencing: I upgraded to Mavericks and the new iWorks suite recently on all my machines. I notice that in iCloud, I have files stating "zero bytes" on my MacMini, while on the MacBook Pro, the files are "normal size" and can be opened. iCloud is synching the files, but not transferring data. KeyNote, Pages are working well, but Numbers doesn't transfer the data to the other machines connected to iCloud, only the file name shows up. iCloud preference is selected to sync Numbers (and the other apps). This was not happening until after the upgrade. Any ideas?

Safari will not properly Export as PDF. Files have zero bytes.

Safari will not properly Export as PDF. Files have zero bytes.

Open a Finder window. From the Finder menu bar click Go > Go to Folder
Type or copy paste the following
~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari/Cache.db
Click Go then move the Cache.db file to the Trash.
Quit and relaunch Safari to test.
If that didn't help, troubleshoot Safari extensions.
From the Safari menu bar click Safari > Preferences then select the Extensions tab. Turn that OFF, quit and relaunch Safari to test.
If that helped, turn one extension on then quit and relaunch Safari to test until you find the incompatible extension then click uninstall.

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