Error publishing website

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When I re-publish my website incorporating changes to pages I get an error
message from Front Page. The error message is Write error on file
"/www2ec/eallen2/30threunion-2.gif tmp . The website address
http;//home.ec.rr.com/eallen2, 30th reunion-2 refers to a photo on the
website. What is this error caused by? I have reinstalled the photo 30th
reunion-(2) on the appropriate page with no effect. Thanks for your help
 
Sounds like an old temp file that is created when you edit a photo from within FP with a image editor that is registered in FP editors.

Download and run Steve Easton's utility that cleans out all that junk left behind. Then try a Recalculate Hyperlinks and try Publishing again.

http://www.95isalive.com/fixes/fpclean.htm
 
I downloaded the program and ran both the temp remover and cashe remover.
This did not have any effect on the problem. I then removed the page in
question and the photo and re-published all. Now there is another photo in
the error message this time it is reunion not reunion2. Where do I go from
here?
 
i just removed the second offending photo ran the removal program and ran
publish again, this time I get to another photo that caused the same error
message with another photo. These photos have been installed for weeks
without any problems. Where do I go from here? Thanks
 
What's the URL?..I can't find it by the link you provided above.
 
Check that you have not exceeded, or are not approaching, your space
limit on the server, or that the server is not running out of space on
the hard drive. This lack of space will often result in those error
messages.
 
Ronx, Thank you, Im not absolutely sure right now but I have visited the
home page management site and discovered that I'm at 99% utilization. I'll
take corrective action and will let you know if that is the solution. Ed
Allen
 
Ronx, that was the fix to my problem I added 2 more megs disk space and
publishing problem disappeared. I must say that problem led me in circles
for two days trying to solve it. That is the least descriptive and deceptive
error message I ever have seen. Thank you so much. Ed Allen
 
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