Potential value in troubleshooting this problem: None. It was transferred from a previous system when I upgraded to a Mac Book Pro. System on my system for example is over two years old. However there is apparently no checking on any of them to determine if they are relevant.
Spanning Sync's preferences file, installed_files.txt, ps.txt, sync.log, System, system_profiler.spx are the files included.
#SPANNING SYNC ARCHIVE#
The archive contains six files on my system. The Error report gathers several files together and places an archive on the desktop (no chance to tell it where to place it). So off to the "reset" function once again and this time attempt to send an error report. The only problem now is that instead of having the error reporting dialogs pop up it comes up and says "Syncing." and does nothing. Now it is possible to ask it to Sync and to perform the reset.
#SPANNING SYNC INSTALL#
After a restart did nothing to help I uninstalled Spanning Sync and did a clean install of version 1.0.1.
Not only could one not sync but you can't even reach the "Reset" button to perform the reset suggested in the original fix. All that it would do is contact Google and say it "encountered an error". This morning I installed that application and it caused Spanning Sync to stop working entirely. So by Friday afternoon a new version of the application "1.0.1" is released. More annoying because although the developer suggested a solution it wouldn't work because there is another more insidious error. The final release had an error that duplicated all the calendar entries in Google Calendar. Spanning Sync moved from beta to "final" release and quit working. All was going as well as could be expected until last week. things are progressing nicely and much of the redundancy of read-only calendar workarounds is gone. The biggest drawback is that it doesn't completely integrate with OS X and therefore doesn't sync well with my palm.Įnter the public beta of Spanning Sync. The phrase making do doesn't do Google Calendar justice as it's actually an awesome web-application. For the last several months I've been making do with Google Calendar. I've written about my desires for calendaring that works well on OS X in the past.
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