@SigilBear: Nobody is denying that there
might be a data loss problem with the macOS Sigil version and
KevinH specifically pointed out that you might want to change your temp folder location:
Quote:
Originally Posted by KevinH
If you are on a Mac and do things like that, you should create a Sigil specific temp folder (and never play around inside of it!) and use Sigil's preferences to choose it to prevent to OS "housecleaning" from messing around with things. Same is true for most spps that use temp files on a Mac.
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Did you actually change your temp folder location via
Edit > Preferences > General Settings > Set folder where temporary files should be created before you "lost" container.xml for the second time?
If so, there might be another problem with Sigil (or third-party apps such as eCanCrusher) and you'll need to follow
KevinH's other instructions:
Quote:
Originally Posted by KevinH
So next time you get an epub that Sigil has supposedly created without a container.xml check its modification date and time to see when it was last manipulated.
If you are on a Mac or Linux box, please try running the following command on that epub and paste its output here.
Code:
unzip -t PATHTOYOURPROBLEMEPUB
That will show us modification times of the contents and test the zip (epub) for errors. |
Please note that without this information the Sigil developers won't be able to help you.
You also mentioned that you use eCanCrusher to manipulate your epub. What exactly do you use eCanCrusher for?