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This is one of the most bizarre things I have ever seen in decades of using Macs.
I'm on ComputerA (Mountain Lion) with a couple of small jpegs. I want to put them on ComputerB (Monterey). No sweat, right? Same network. I connect to B from A with Network->B->my account->Desktop , and plunk them in. On A, looking at B, I see them sitting there in the Desktop window for B!
I go over to B, and, um, no files. No icons for them on the Desktop, and when I go to terminal and "ls" the Desktop, they aren't there. Huuuuh?
On A, I GetInfo on those files on B. They look perfectly normal. Just like other files on B that are visible.
Yes, there are tricks to seeing hidden files. Like these.
nordlocker.com
Tried them all. No luck.
I should say that I usually don't do file transfers from A to B, so this may not be a new problem.
Oh yes, if I do a network connection from C (High Sierra) to B I can also see them just fine. So the issue is with B.
What the @#$%^&*( is going on? I can see these files when networked in from other machines, but I can't see them on the machine they're sitting on.
I'm on ComputerA (Mountain Lion) with a couple of small jpegs. I want to put them on ComputerB (Monterey). No sweat, right? Same network. I connect to B from A with Network->B->my account->Desktop , and plunk them in. On A, looking at B, I see them sitting there in the Desktop window for B!
I go over to B, and, um, no files. No icons for them on the Desktop, and when I go to terminal and "ls" the Desktop, they aren't there. Huuuuh?
On A, I GetInfo on those files on B. They look perfectly normal. Just like other files on B that are visible.
Yes, there are tricks to seeing hidden files. Like these.
Secure your files in a private cloud
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I should say that I usually don't do file transfers from A to B, so this may not be a new problem.
Oh yes, if I do a network connection from C (High Sierra) to B I can also see them just fine. So the issue is with B.
What the @#$%^&*( is going on? I can see these files when networked in from other machines, but I can't see them on the machine they're sitting on.