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10.4: Reset the .Mac Sync Server with Syncrospector
Note that it's also possible for OS X's Sync Services to get corrupted/wedged ... so be very careful when using Syncrospector. As mentioned in a previous posting (with corrected links) it's also possible to reset Sync Services. A reset will fix most problems with Sync Services.
However, we've also seen a small number of cases (seeminly, one in every 2000+ Groupcal users) where even a reset doesn't cure things. Here's what we tell people in that case: If resetting Sync Services doesn't work, but only as a "last resort", you can try the following (note that Apple specifically recommends against this): - Quit all applications - Move the following folder to the trash ~/Library/Application Support/SyncServices/ - Reboot - empty the trash This will cause OS X's Sync Services to completely (re)initialize its data structures (so it's more serious than a reset). Note that we've also seen 2 cases where fixing Sync Services required a re-install of OS X (queue creepy music ... and show thought-bubble with "shades of Windows-like behavior" text). #:-( |
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