Working Off The Server
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- domacle
Sorry for the urgency... But I was just working on a file in In Design and the IT department decided to pull out my ethernet cable (yes, I know).
Now am finding it impossible to open the file or drag it on to my desktop. I'm sure there's something I can do in Terminal that will allow me to update the last possible version (any version is better than none).
Any help greatly appreciated.
cheers
- ********0
uhm. sometimes in indesign if shit happens there is still that temporary locked file. you can try to delete that locked file and it should open at the last saved point.
- bumdrizzle0
'working off the server, no no. '
not exactly the smartest are you?
- who are you to talk? you have an asshole as an avatar. really?mcmillions
- why not, from a certain POV it is a smart comment********
- i'm not disagreeing with bumdrizzle, just his tude, dudemcmillions
- lol, i have a sphincter as my avatar. what exactly do you expect from me?bumdrizzle
- touche sir!mcmillions
- lolmoldero
- bored2death0
Probably corrupted. Adobe strongly urges you to never work on files on remote servers.
- ksv1230
try renaming the file
- dbloc0
I work off the server everyday....That's how we do it here.
- ********0
theres isnt a automatic backup of the file? wtf
- duhsign0
always working off the server...everyone always acts like Im crazy until the guy next to me has his harddrive dump and nothing is backed up to the server. oops :^/
- rounce0
Why are you even allowed to work directly off the server? Use a decent deploy script
- lukus_W20
Shouldn't the IT department offer a solution to this one?
- bjladams0
have you tried plugging the cable back in?
- jerk0
this just happened at our office. had to restart the server, the files came back, and there was a temp file too. all was ok.