Message-ID: <6091454.1182489854130.JavaMail.joeescobar@joe-escobars-computer.local>
Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2006 21:23:18 -0700 (PDT)
From: gaudias
Reply-To: Online.MC_PO3.LCC-Mail@lanecc.edu
Subject: Re: moodle question
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I'm using ZipCentral from the Utilities folder that appeared on my desktop.  

I bet you are right about the corrupted file(s) because my source location has hundreds of files with no directory structure.  In other words it's a mess.  I'm trying to figure out the best way to get my old dinosaur website into moodle format.  Is there a way I can identify corrupted files and/or  fix them?

>>> Online 10/04/06 2:14 PM >>>
Hi Shelly,

Can you let me know how you are zipping them?

Are you using:

Windows - with compressed files and folders
Windows - with WinZip
Mac OS X - internal zip shell
Mac OS X - Stuff It
Linux, etc.

Also, it sounds like you may have a corrupted file at the source / on your computer.

Let me know and I will work with you on it.

-Dan

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>>> Shelley Gaudia 10/04/06 1:47 PM >>>
I just created some zip files and uploaded them to my moodle course.  I did them all the same way and all of them uploaded fine, except one which gave me an error message saying that the document contained no data, so I couldn't upload it.  

I deleted them all, then re-zipped each one individually and the same thing happened with the same zip file - I thought maybe it was too big but it's only 84kb.

Any clues on how I can troubleshoot this? 

Thanks.

sg

 

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