January 30, 2008 2:45 PM PST
iWeb 2.0.3 released: hopefully addresses lingering publishing bugs
[Wednesday, January 30th]
Apple has released iWeb 2.0.3 with the typical, almost-absent release notes:
"addresses compatibility with Mac OS X."
Hopefully this update resolves some maddening publishing issues that continue to plague users, including:
- An error occurred while publishing file '/Web/Sites/Sites.rss'. Try publishing again later."
- "Publish Error. Can't create the file "nameoffile.png." The disk may be damaged or full, or you may not have sufficient access privileges."
- Finished product often shows a variety of formatting errors. In the words of one user: "Pictures are moved or resized, fonts are changed or moved, and buttons / links have shifted to different lines, especially on menu pages."
The new release is available through Software Update, or as a 17.2MB standalone download.
Problems or noticeable enhancements after the update? Please let us know.
Resources

I have just applied the iWeb updater to 2 machines (Intel 24" iMac and Quad G5 PowerMac both with 10.5.1 and all updates to date).
What I have learned...
I am having the exact same problem with one .Mac account, however using another account with the same iWeb site publishes fine, which leads me to believe is server related. I have tried both .Mac accounts on both computers and with multiple user accounts.