Thanks Lee.

I tried to relaunch the finder but to no avail so I killed the machine!

Harry

Saturday, June 21, 200811:53 AMLee [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>On Jun 21, 2008, at 11:19 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer lamented:
>
>> Earlier this morning I copied an 8 MB file to the backup folder on
>> my .Mac account. It worked just fine.
>>
>> A few minutes later I dragged a 10 MB file to the back up folder. It
>> began to copy than hung. I let it go for several hours and it was  
>> still
>> hung. I had to hold down the power button on my computer to shut it  
>> off
>> and stop the attempted backup as clicking on the stop button had no  
>> effect.
>>
>> Any idea why this might be happening?
>
>dotMac apparently had some problems early this morning. I couldn't get  
>mail for a half hour or so at around 7:00 and syncing of Yojimbo and  
>TextExpander failed at 7:30.
>
>The Finder is not particularly robust when network glitches happen  
>during copies and often gets confused when the destination volume goes  
>away. I see this with AFS and NFS copies once in a while. It's rarely  
>necessary to nuke the whole machine when this happens; just restart  
>the Finder with Force Quit.
>
>dotMac has been having many senior moments lately, probably due to its  
>imminent death and resurrection as MobileMe.
>
>
>
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