Thread: Data loss in 0.9.5 on OS X (El Capitan)
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Old 05-10-2016, 02:49 PM   #2
KevinH
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I run and test on Mac all of the time and I have never seen any issues like what you describe.

So Please run DiskUtility to verify your harddisk is not corrupted and that the proper permissions exist and that you have enough disk space remaining.

Also, Do you have any anti-virus software running and if so, have you tried disabling it temporarily to see if that is an issue?

Also do you have any programs that try to clean tmp files that may becausing an issue? Some cleaner programs actualy delete tmp files when they should only do that at start-up or shutdown. This can cause missing files in epubs since the epub is being processed unpacked in tmp files.

If those are not the issue, please post an epub someplace and pm me the link here, along with the steps to reproduce/cause the problem?

Thanks,

KevinH
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