When you copied the files, you included the hidden .DS_Store files that your Mac generated. Those are not friendly to Linux, and will cause you problems.
Delete those .DS_Store files, and your problem should go away.
When you copied the files, you included the hidden .DS_Store files that your Mac generated. Those are not friendly to Linux, and will cause you problems.
Delete those .DS_Store files, and your problem should go away.
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Yes, you're right DrByte. The cause are those .DS_Store files.
Removing them manually is a very hard work. I found this terminal command (for osx) that should remove ALL of them from my hd:
sudo find / -name ".DS_Store" -depth -exec rm {} \;
Then, I moved the cleaned store folder on linux server and...now it's working at 50%. Now I can see the main page, items and everything but I still have the same error. I can't log into admin too.
I double checked about .DS_Store files and there is no one.
Really don't know what else could be the cause.![]()
--update--
When I done some file overwrite or file editing, OSX Lion saves as hidden file the original one. Now I'm deleting all the hidden files and it seems that my store is working fine.
Is there any simple way to delete hidden files in one click?
There are many tools available for deleting those files automatically.
However, Finder automatically recreates them whenever you visit those folders again.
If you use a tool to synchronize files from your Mac to your server, you should be able to tell it to ignore certain filenames. Most FTP programs will also let you specify files to ignore.
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Actually, I solved the problem but I'm still looking for a nice tool for deleting automatically.
Thank you for your precious help!![]()