I lost all my TiddlyWiki pages
armcai
I am not sure what happened to my TiddlyWiki pages. I think I closed
IE which is displaying (maybe editing) my wiki pages. Then I use "IE
history" to reload my wiki pages and found they could not be
displayed. I tried to open other pages inside my wiki directory. I
found they were deleted after IE tried to open them. I went to the
menu of IE and selected "File" to open wiki pages. This removed all
files in my wiki directory. I wonder whether anyone saw the similar
problem. I lost three-week work because I didn't do backup. Hopefully
our TiddlyWiki developers could look at this problem and provide some
solutions. Otherwise, other users may lost their pages.
Le
Daniel Baird
update makes it think that TiddlyWikis are viruses.
;D
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armcai
thanks.
On Feb 28, 12:47 am, "Daniel Baird" <danielba...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Are you using Norton Antivirus? It seems that the latest norton
> update makes it think that TiddlyWikis are viruses.
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> ;D
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> On 28/02/07, armcai <caic...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Dear all,
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> > I am not sure what happened to my TiddlyWiki pages. I think I closed
> > IE which is displaying (maybe editing) my wiki pages. Then I use "IE
> > history" to reload my wiki pages and found they could not be
> > displayed. I tried to open other pages inside my wiki directory. I
> > found they were deleted after IE tried to open them. I went to the
> > menu of IE and selected "File" to open wiki pages. This removed all
> > files in my wiki directory. I wonder whether anyone saw the similar
> > problem. I lost three-week work because I didn't do backup. Hopefully
> > our TiddlyWiki developers could look at this problem and provide some
> > solutions. Otherwise, other users may lost their pages.
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> > Le
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armcai
between Norton and TiddlyWiki.
Best,
Le
On Feb 28, 12:47 am, "Daniel Baird" <danielba...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Are you using Norton Antivirus? It seems that the latest norton
> update makes it think that TiddlyWikis are viruses.
>
> ;D
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> On 28/02/07, armcai <caic...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Dear all,
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> > I am not sure what happened to my TiddlyWiki pages. I think I closed
> > IE which is displaying (maybe editing) my wiki pages. Then I use "IE
> > history" to reload my wiki pages and found they could not be
> > displayed. I tried to open other pages inside my wiki directory. I
> > found they were deleted after IE tried to open them. I went to the
> > menu of IE and selected "File" to open wiki pages. This removed all
> > files in my wiki directory. I wonder whether anyone saw the similar
> > problem. I lost three-week work because I didn't do backup. Hopefully
> > our TiddlyWiki developers could look at this problem and provide some
> > solutions. Otherwise, other users may lost their pages.
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> > Le
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olivier
Symentac AntiVirus.
Can you explain how you managed to recover your file? Because we have
found no solution...
Many thanks
Olivier
O. Olson
> Gasp, Some colleagues of mine had the problem today at the office with
> Symentac AntiVirus.
> Can you explain how you managed to recover your file? Because we have
> found no solution...
>
> Many thanks
>
> Olivier
>
I guess the next thread
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_frm/thread/f98da9a720d01ba5/87a96ed9899e05c9?hl=en#87a96ed9899e05c9
Has some people who suggest how to recover the files. Try reading it
for more info.
O.O.