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I'd like to try your solution, I just have a couple of questions about what you did. It's a tedious process which I have not had time to finish over the past two months as I have a lot of other work to do.
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Lately, I've been going through my logs to find the discrepancies between the manual and logout syncs (which work for every mobile account) and the login syncs (which never do) so I can find an intelligent way to ask about this problem on this forum. I've been trying all kinds of things, and have even gone so far as to nuke and rebuild OD, rebuild user accounts, reinstall Server app, and reinstall Yosemite on my late-2014 mini server: all to no avail. I gave up on Apple Support when they suggested I completely wipe the hard drive of my client machine reinstall Yosemite, rebind, etc. The only difference is: It is login sync, not logout sync, that fails to initiate with my mobile accounts. I have a similar issue with a server and a client mac (both on Yosemite).
Thanks for posting a fix for your logout sync problem. I hope this helps someone else out there (can't be just us surely?!) Happy days! Faith restored somewhat in Apple 🙂 This can be a real or fake path - it doesn't matter (i added ~/Documents).īy adding this it forces sync to look at Mobility/Rules/Home Sync/Sync Folders list and so far sync seems to be happening perfectly on logout.
The fix involves simply adding a directory to Mobility/Rules/Preference Sync/Sync Folders list.
Sync folders pro unnecessary free#
The free version is limited to process 20000 files per 30-day period, a Pro version is. So, Allway Sync knows the true history of your files - no unnecessary questions asked. File modifications and deletions are tracked in a local database. so Allway Sync knows the true history of your files - no unnecessary questions. Allway Sync is a folder management tool that uses innovative algorithms to synchronize your data.
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Today, they acknowledged that there is a bug in Profile Manager in relation to Home Sync when you specifically set "Sync Folders".Īpparently what is happening is that the sync code is only looking at the Mobility/Rules/Preference Sync/Sync Folders list and not the Mobility/Rules/Home Sync/Sync Folders list when deciding whether to sync or not. Performs true bi-directional and n-way file and folder synchronization. Off and on for the last 10 months I have been exchanging messages, logs, files etc with them. The sync was set to happen on logout, background and manually.Īfter realising that the logout sync wasn't working, I changed the settings to sync in the background every 300 mins (5 hours) so that I could at least ensure that our users were syncing their data every day.Īfter sending feedback to Apple I was actually contacted directly by their server engineers. Within Profile Manager I set up our Mobility / Home Sync settings to only sync specific directories such as Documents, Desktop etc as we did not want to be syncing each users whole home directory (way too large and unnecessary in our case). Since we upgraded our server to 10.9 (& Server 3) we have never been able to get home sync on logout to work. I look after a network of 50+ clients all on either 10.9 or 10.10.
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