WebDAV Synch problem
Zotero debug: D2076367287
I am using Zotero 4.06.r11282 (following suggestions on other discussions) on Firefox 20.0, OS X 10.8.3. The WebDAV server is CrushFTP that I am running myself on the same machine (and there are similar problems, described below, when I contact it from outside the University network).
About 60 files will download and then the synch process stalls. I have had CrushFTP check their program's log files and they find no errors.
Synch seems to work with Zotero servers (Group Libraries will synch attachments) but endless fails with WebDAV.
Thanks for any advice you may have.
JON
I am using Zotero 4.06.r11282 (following suggestions on other discussions) on Firefox 20.0, OS X 10.8.3. The WebDAV server is CrushFTP that I am running myself on the same machine (and there are similar problems, described below, when I contact it from outside the University network).
About 60 files will download and then the synch process stalls. I have had CrushFTP check their program's log files and they find no errors.
Synch seems to work with Zotero servers (Group Libraries will synch attachments) but endless fails with WebDAV.
Thanks for any advice you may have.
JON
You can hover over the blue progress bar to see file sync progress. If it's stalling, we'll need the debug output to go until after it stops doing anything.
Zotero does query the server successfully and tell me it is set up correctly. It also does exchange a few files before stalling. I'm just trying to figure out which component is having the trouble.
I can tell you that I used CrushFTP as a WebDAV server on my former computer with success for about 18 months. I have only used it to store and serve my Zotero files.
Thanks.
JON
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JON
We could address the stall by having these requests time out, but that wouldn't fix the underlying problem, which is Zotero not receiving responses. (Eventually we'll have Zotero retry failed requests, but that won't happen until Zotero 4.1 at the earliest.)
One thing you should check is whether it's making more progress each time—that is, whether the total files being synced is decreasing. It may be, in which case you just have to let it sync enough times until it gets through all the files once.