[missing-sync-palmos-talk] 5.0.2(98) Blues

[Brian M. Criscuolo]

Ok, first turn off .Mac sync. Lets take that out of the equation. We  
have seen many sync problems caused by issues with .Mac sync. The  
reason you might be having issues with iCal is that it is being held  
up while .Mac sync updates both ends of the wire.

So turn that off (for the time being) and perform the steps you  
previously did (minus .Mac sync). If all of that goes well, then turn  
on .Mac sync and see what happens.

Also, is .Mac sync set to synchronize automatically, or on a fixed  
schedule? I believe if it is set to automatically it will attempt to  
sync with each little change made in the sync, which could be a lot  
of work if many things have changed.

b

On Dec 8, 2005, at 8:10 AM, Adam Ek wrote:

>
> On Dec 7, 2005, at 9:32 PM, Adam Ek wrote:
>> The duplicates came back worse than ever! Where are they coming  
>> from? They were deleted from iCal and if the desktop is  
>> overwriting the handheld they shouldn't be coming back to the  
>> desktop!
>
> OK, after reading some of the other messages I tried deleting the  
> contents of the Library/Application Support/Sync Services folder.
> I cleaned out the duplicates from iCal.
> Then I did a .Mac sync.
> Then I did a Missing Sync sync with Address, Events & Tasks shut off.
> Then I did a Missing Sync with Events and Tasks turned on and set  
> to overwrite handheld. I also unselected the Birthdays calendar.
> Finally I did a Missing Sync with Events and Tasks turned on and  
> set to synchronize.
>
> I'm not getting the duplication problem I had.
>
> I entered an event in the Palm iQue. Synced. It did not show up in  
> the iCal calendar.
>
> :(
>
> Adam Ek
> adamek at mac.com
>
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Mark/Space, Inc.
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