On Di, 2010-11-09 at 18:08 +0000, Giancarlo wrote:
Giancarlo Iannizzotto <ianni@...> writes:
> > It is not clear to me why you need a "refresh-from-client" sync
> > immediately after the "refresh-from-server". Everything should be
ready
> > for a normal two-way sync after "refresh-from-server". What happens
if
> > you don't do the "refresh-from-client"?
> >
> >
Sorry for replying to my own email: I just want to be more clear.
The issue I described above does not appear _always_ but just sometimes-
I would say, often. I could not understand why it happens.
When the problem does not show up, then the two-way sync works for both phones.
When it shows up, then I get this ping-pong and it goes on for a while,
then it disappears after a number of refresh-from-server and
refresh-from-client syncs.
I'm still trying to recognise a pattern in this behaviour.
I suggest that you disable deleting of session directories (with
maxlogdirs=0) and enable more detailed logging (with loglevel=4) for
both phones. Then when something happens, it is possible to review the
logs, both from the session where a problem was noticed and the previous
one.
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Best Regards, Patrick Ohly
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