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When I compile my .tex file I get lots of undefined citations and no .bbl file is generated. It's very strange because everything worked perfectly until I put my project into a shared folder of the UbuntuOne system.

At first I had different bib files and I've tried concatenating all them in only one file but it doesn't work.

I also tried moving the project to a folder in my system again but it just stopped working.

I use kile and the output gives me no errors only lists the citations undefined and says 

Finished with exit code 1.

I hope someone can help me, thanks!

EDIT

Okay, I generated my .bbl by only running bibtex but now I get:

Label(s) may have changed. Return to get cross-references right.

And the Quickbuild doesn't work yet.

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You just need to recompile the tex file again. The usual sequence is latex, bibtex, latex, latex. Each command writes information to auxilliary files that are then used by the next command. (You probably had these files lying around from previous runs in your old directory, so didn't notice this behaviour.) – Andrew Swann Aug 23 '12 at 9:19
Yeah, that solved my problem. Thanks. Anyway, quickbuild stopped working and doesn't pop the pdf. But I still can do it manually. Thank you! – Kits89 Aug 23 '12 at 9:26

closed as too localized by percusse, cgnieder, Marco Daniel, diabonas, Tom Bombadil Aug 29 '12 at 0:30

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