Home Sync errors with Chrome files
Recently a bunch of users in our office have been getting constant Home Sync errors, most commonly with Google Chrome files. File Sync opens and lists a number of errors syncing files including:
Favicons
History
History Index 2012-02
History index 2012-03
Network Action Predictor
Shortcuts
Web Data
among others. Any idea what's going on? Are the files locked by Chrome or something so Home Sync generates errors? Did something change in Lion or Chrome in the last few weeks because this never happened previously?
Lion 10.7.3
Chrome 17.0.963.65
I ended up having to enforce this from our Open Directory server. You could uncheck "Library" from your homesynced folders on a per machine basis but that will have other consequences because things you would like to have backed up/synced won't be.
From our mac server: Workgroup Manager->(Computer group name you want to manage)->Preferences->Mobility->Preference Sync->At logout+manually
So I don't have it sync on login or in the background, only when they are logging out, hopefully warnings won't show up or it will be less intrusive.
Homesync still has a lot of rough edges, I wish there was a cleaner option
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Hey Guys,
My users are receiving the samw error "Home Sync Error" with their PHD set up. It not all of them, but I haven't found a pattern that is causing it though? No relation in workstations etc.
There are various errors like "Unknown Error:[1]rename('/Volumes/...." and also one for deleting a file. Most of them seem like temp files but the .GlobalPreferences is also in there?
Has anyone else had any experiance with this issue, or can shed any light? Any help would be greatly appreceated.
Regards,
r00tb00tWell I posted here not giving to much info so I should probably give some more. This is a post I posted else where I have copied!
Here are some more details:
It would seem that when a user logs on their Portable Home Directory is mounted under the /Volumes directory (in my case /Volumes/groupname/username/). We all know this already. We also know that with stuff like this and mobile homes etc clients make preferences (like .GlobalPreferences) on a per-computer basis, if you look in myhomefolder/Library/Preferences/ByHost we can see many .GlobalPreferences files each ending with the MAC Address of a machine we have logged onto. So for my students there are many entries for the different machines they work at.
It would seem (as far as I can tell) that when a student logs on we create a temporary .GlobalPrefernces file in our mounted home directory at /Volumes/teachers/james/Library/Preferences/ByHost/.fstemp.PHD-R-R9FKAzSqm_-james52hfaStqfe4.noindex
(Note here that during the time I or anyone else if logged on, this file doesn't actually seem to exist its not in the folder?)
And when we logoff we rename the temporary file to replace the actual .GlobalPreferences file located on the server, which for my example user was /Volumes/teachers/james/Library/Preferences/ByHost/.GlobalPrefernces.0011223344 5566.plist
So, when my students logoff they get:
"Unknown error:[1] rename('/Volumes/teachers..../.fstemp.PHDR_R9FKAzSqm-james52hfaStqfe4.noindex', '/Volumes/teachers...Preferences/.GlobalPreferences.plist')".
So my question is, why would that be? Am I on the right lines? Does any one have any idea why this is happening?
All input is greatly appreciated. Thanks for the help so far.
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TomasI've not noticed this issue, and I have moved several movies over, and they fall into the 500-600MB range. Have you tried any of the troubleshooting steps? Try to power the phone off/on, then try a reset. That is accomplished by holding down the home button and the sleep/wake button together until you see the Apple logo, then releasing. Ignore the screen with the slide to power off option. If that doesn't seem to do it, it could be one of the files is having a problem. You say that eliminating all of them lets the sync work. Do you have USB 2.0 ports? Try to add just one file at a time to the sync and then see when the sync finally fails. It could be something corrupt in one of the files, and you might be able to elimiate the one by this method. If possible, then redo that particular file, be it a music file from CD or video, and then try again. See if any of this helps.
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I am running Snow Leopard server 10.6.4 and all clients are running Snow Leopard 10.6.4.
When a user with a PHD network account opens a datafile such as Word or Excel, a home sync errors ocurrs. As soon as the file is closed the error disappears but it is very frustrating to have these messages pop up whenever a file is in use by the user. I don't recall this being a problem under Leopard.
Is there a setting which can disable these pop ups when the user is user the file?Well I posted here not giving to much info so I should probably give some more. This is a post I posted else where I have copied!
Here are some more details:
It would seem that when a user logs on their Portable Home Directory is mounted under the /Volumes directory (in my case /Volumes/groupname/username/). We all know this already. We also know that with stuff like this and mobile homes etc clients make preferences (like .GlobalPreferences) on a per-computer basis, if you look in myhomefolder/Library/Preferences/ByHost we can see many .GlobalPreferences files each ending with the MAC Address of a machine we have logged onto. So for my students there are many entries for the different machines they work at.
It would seem (as far as I can tell) that when a student logs on we create a temporary .GlobalPrefernces file in our mounted home directory at /Volumes/teachers/james/Library/Preferences/ByHost/.fstemp.PHD-R-R9FKAzSqm_-james52hfaStqfe4.noindex
(Note here that during the time I or anyone else if logged on, this file doesn't actually seem to exist its not in the folder?)
And when we logoff we rename the temporary file to replace the actual .GlobalPreferences file located on the server, which for my example user was /Volumes/teachers/james/Library/Preferences/ByHost/.GlobalPrefernces.0011223344 5566.plist
So, when my students logoff they get:
"Unknown error:[1] rename('/Volumes/teachers..../.fstemp.PHDR_R9FKAzSqm-james52hfaStqfe4.noindex', '/Volumes/teachers...Preferences/.GlobalPreferences.plist')".
So my question is, why would that be? Am I on the right lines? Does any one have any idea why this is happening?
All input is greatly appreciated. Thanks for the help so far.
Regards,
r00tb00t -
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Is it a file that you converted? If it is, try converting it again. Or at least be a bit more specific in what you are talking about.
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Thanks!
~MikeI was having this same problem with the "Unknown error" message with many files.
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I fixed this using the "ACL Fix" application, which simply clears the ACL's from files in whatever directory you specify. I applied it to my local home directory, removing all extended security attributes for all my files.
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What could be the problem? This only happens when there are heavy files. If i remove those videos or music then the sync goes thru just fine.
Also, didnt have this problem earlier. Only started after i updated to 1.1.4.I've not noticed this issue, and I have moved several movies over, and they fall into the 500-600MB range. Have you tried any of the troubleshooting steps? Try to power the phone off/on, then try a reset. That is accomplished by holding down the home button and the sleep/wake button together until you see the Apple logo, then releasing. Ignore the screen with the slide to power off option. If that doesn't seem to do it, it could be one of the files is having a problem. You say that eliminating all of them lets the sync work. Do you have USB 2.0 ports? Try to add just one file at a time to the sync and then see when the sync finally fails. It could be something corrupt in one of the files, and you might be able to elimiate the one by this method. If possible, then redo that particular file, be it a music file from CD or video, and then try again. See if any of this helps.
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Outlook Sync Error with Recurring Meetings on SharePoint Calendar
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2. Check AAM configuration and we can try to browse the URL
http://intranet ; then we can recreate the connection to Sharepoint in Outlook, try to sync it and then check the result
See this thread with similar problem:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/615533e7-17e1-463e-a944-1d66baa486bc/sharepoint-2010-calendar-synching-to-outlook-2010-issue?forum=sharepointadminprevious
Since this question is also related to SharePoint, you can also post in SharePoint forum to check if we can get good ideas there:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/home?category=sharepoint
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Dear,
I saved a document library containing folders and files as a template to use it as a template when I created a document library. It contains a lot of folders and files.
When I tried the document library to sync with workspace it gives an error "Data in this list references content type "", which is no longer in the list schema"
I checked with this error and I found out that it has issue with onenote file, but my library does not contain any onenote file.
I wonder if there is any issue regarding the number of folders to sync at a time because when I tried to sync with document library similar to the big library but lesser folders and files.
ThanksThis is caused by certain OneNote files. I've filed a support ticket on this. See my
post on possible workarounds. You might view the entire library in windows explorer or flatten the folder structure in a view to confirm that there are not any OneNote related files.
Corey Roth blog: www.dotnetmafia.com twitter:
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Trapping sync errors with eVB sync code??
Hi,
Is there any way to 'trap' errors that occur when syncing from within an app that is using the sample eVB sync code?
I'm talking about displaying the same type of error messages msync shows when an error occurs.
Thanks.Hi there,
The best answer I've come up with so far is to look at what gets written in the file \syncerr.txt on the device, then delete it, so that after the next sync you know that all the errors in the file relate to that sync.
I haven't implemented this in practice yet, it's just my best guess and I'm putting off doing it until later in my project.
Does anyone from Oracle have a better answer?
At the moment, I'm trapping the fact that the sync didn't work using this code:
On Error Resume Next
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mySync.Sync
If (Err.Number <> 0) Then
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I am syncing files with my PC (Documents to Go). I noticed that Excel files that were accessible and functioning prior to the first week in September no longer work (interesting coincidence with the update to Gingerbread). I get a "'file.xls', is in a different format than specified by the file extension" message when I try to open any files modified by the Droid after that date. The same error occurs if I use the Sync tool or access the files from my PC using Windows Explorer. The files work fine if I email them from the Droid to the PC or if they were modified PRIOR to the first week of September. I also notice that picture files (jpg) after that date can not be opened but work fine via email to my PC. The file extension names do NOT change and the same error occurs when I upload to another PC. How can I fix this problem? I can only back up my files by emailing them........
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Here are some additional tests I just completed which puts the cause back onto DataViz:
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I am running version 3.003 (961) Documents to Go
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Problem signature:
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Fault Module Name: MsOutlookConnector.fil
Fault Module Version: 7.1.1.270
Fault Module Timestamp: 4a449ff8
Exception Offset: 000518a9
Exception Code: c000000d
Exception Data: 00000000
OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.48
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: ecc9
Additional Information 2: ecc9a3317b7cf078d523d82b4b976666
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In article <[email protected]>, Stevecim wrote:
> Don't think its a cert issue...
We can't rule it out and the Window8 systems have demonstrated
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Hi gentz,
we have an error with an interface which we can't explain. We are using a File Sender Adapter with File Transfer Protocol.
We are receiving the following eror:
<i><b>Could not process file '0080953854-071201.csv': com.sap.aii.adapter.file.ftp.FTPEx: 550 SAPUIT: The system cannot find the file specified</b></i>
It seems that we can see that there is a file present, but it also is saying that the file can not be found.
We already tested the connection with a separate FTP program, and here we have no errors in retrieving the file.
Has anybody got a clue what we are doing wrong???
Thanks in advance!
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which Tool do you use as FTP-Client (WS_FTP)?
Make sure taht you refresh the client (F5); WS_FTP does not automatically refresh.
But I also suggest to copy and paste the filename agin from folder on server into your communication channel.
Sometimes the filenames are different, but the eyes are to tired
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