Sync error: Uploading records failed: "client issue: request body too large"

1328917629619 Sync.Engine.AdblockPlus DEBUG Uploading records failed: "client issue: request body too large"
This happens from 2 Win 7 computer and 1 Win XP computer sync'd. Without the Add Block Plus being sync'd everything works.

Hi!
That's a problem with the Add Block Plus sync engine. It seems that they have issues on their servers.
Try to ask the same question in their forum: https://adblockplus.org/forum/
Good luck!

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Thanks for your answer. I'll try that.
I figured it had something to do with Windows 7 since it technically hasn't been released yet (however I have the RTM version thanks to a group at my univeristy in cahoots with Microsoft which allows some students to get various Microsoft products for $12).
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