Unable to package a file to a server after upgrading to Mojave.
Dear Adobe,
Yesterday we upgraded to 10.14 Mojave and I am not able to package files from windows server. Indesign freezes every time.
I can make packeges from my MAC or from external hard drives. The network is working correctly. On High Sierrea everything worked properly.
Indesign CC 2018: 13.0
Mac: 10.14
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Hello All,
We have concluded our investigation into the issue and found that the issue is specific to few versions of MacOS 10.14.×.
As a part of our investigation we had reached out to many of you, where many of you have confirmed that the issue gets resolved after upgrading to MacOS 10.14.5.
Note:
If you are NOT using MacOS 10.14.5 and still facing this issue, please upgrade your MacOs to 10.14.5 version.
In case you continue to face the same issue after the upgrade, you may reach out to us at sharewithid@adobe.com.
For any other problem related to packaging workflows please create a new thread.
We are closing this thread for now.
Thank you for your patience all this while.
-InDesign Team
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Rafe commented
Agree, an update would be helpful.
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Ryan Velting commented
any updates on this? we are having the same issue when trying to package to our network storage, local seems to work fine
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Darrell Soho commented
Hello, team Adobe. Any word on resolving this essential function issue? Thanks.
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Akos Csernak commented
Any updates? Maybe it will good in the next Indesign version or with next OS?
It is a really important function, we've been using it for 20 years (with Quark).... It is really hard to work like this. -
Anton Andersson commented
Any updates? I've got the same problem. Started since I upgraded to Mojave. Indesign version = 14.0.2.
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Francesca commented
Same! How has this not been fixed yet? This is not a minor issue.
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Abby Holcomb commented
I am also having this issue. Happens both on desktop and on a server. Any advice yet?
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Maggie Chau commented
I am having the same issue, is there a solution yet?
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Lindsay Kristel commented
I have been having issue packaging since upgrading as well. Whether on server or just on desktop even small files take over 1/2 hour to package. This is unacceptable as one of the main features of InDesign is to package everything up. Is this going to be resolved anytime soon??
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Jen Lucas commented
I also have been unable to package files to our Google Drive since upgrading to InDesign 14.0.2, Running Mac OS High Sierra 10.13.6. I get an error message telling me that it cannot copy the necessary fonts. If I package to my desktop, and then copy over it's fine. But it's an irritating extra step, and also forces me to work off my computer instead of Drive.
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Debbie Mason commented
Also experiencing this issue today. Mac OS 10.14 (18A391), ID v14.0.1, packaging to a windows server (dedicated storage on a windows server).
2 - Same freeze issue regardless.
3 - Yes, it froze when the indd and package location were both on the server. -
Reem Alaa commented
same :))
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Michelle Bell commented
This has been an issue for 6 months now. Come on, can't we get this resolved! It is beyond irritating (and unproductive) that we can't package files anymore.
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Kalle commented
Dear Adobe I am unable to package an Indesign document that needs to go to Printing now.
In the Package there are "64 links found and 0 missing". I then get a pop up saying "Indesign could not package the document. cannot copy necessary links".
I wondered if it has to do with links from Apple photo? I most of the times was unable to access the photos from apple photos.
This unfortunately renders Indesign completely useless for me. -
Anonymous commented
My art team had this issue and another issue. While resolving the other issue, we seemed to have resolved this issue. This MAY work for you. Have everyone on your team chance their folder view to "list view mode" and have every one stop using "column view mode" make sure everyone sets it to default on their mac.
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Nicki commented
I've been having the same problem after upgrading to Mojave. I can't package ANYTHING to the server or my desktop. I even had a reinstall of Mojave and all Adobe programs on my Mac, and it's still not working. I'm using Mojave 10.14 and InDesign CC 2019.
I was able to without issue before Mojave, and have tried a number of things posted in this thread without success. I package things constantly, so this is really affecting my ability to get projects done.
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Thiago Ribeiro commented
I found the reason to me!
Here one more chapter of my quest to discover the error:
I can't package from server with Indesign 2019 and Mojave because the "Documents fonts" folder is in there! When you uncheck this in the package option works! I even can open files normally when there is not that folder in my Indesign file root folder. So .. What Adobe can do now ?? It's a font problem! Hope this help everyone, do a test.
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Anonymous commented
SAME ISSUEs on High Sierra. Both saving and packaging
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Anonymous commented
1. For me, this issue has been reproducible on 14.0 and 13.1. Before I updated the OS to Mohave, I had no issue.
2. I already have issues writing to our Windows based network (IT team is working on it), so I was trying to export the file to my local desktop to transfer over to the network later.
3. The document I was pulling on is on the network location, but I was exporting it to my desktop to avoid potentially not being able to write it on the network, which is a reaccuring issue.
4. Yes. I've tried restarting my machine and installing an earlier version of ID.
5. No idea. And yes.
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Anonymous commented
We have the same problem with Mojave and Indesign (both Indesign CC 2019 and CC 2018), it doesn't crash but takes a very long time to package. 45 mins to package a 20pp document, 20 mins to package a 1pp the other day. Everything worked fine before installing Mojave.