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Be aware of possible data loss when saving from iWeb
I don't think this is a bug per se. The default behavior of OS X is that if two folders have the same name but different contents, when you "copy" the contents of folder A over the contents of folder B, the contents of folder B are deleted and replaced with the contents of folder A. While this is an issue, it doesn't sound like a bug to me.
Be aware of possible data loss when saving from iWeb
Of course it is a bug. A copy operation took place without your express knowledge. The destination folder had never been used before by iWeb, it contained information not intended for iWeb. I did not ask iWeb to copy its output to this folder, iWeb chose to do this - without warning.
Be aware of possible data loss when saving from iWeb
I doubt that would work; you don't have write privileges for anything in System, so that will fail. Replacing Applications or Library will also probably fail since some of the files in those folders also will not be writable by you so you will not be able to replace them.
Be aware of possible data loss when saving from iWeb
Hmmm? Of course OS X does _not_ work this way. If it would replace the _contents_ of a folder every time you copy the _contents_ of another folder into it, with no name conflicts, how would you ever merge the contents of two folders? |
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