- #GOOGLE DRIVE UPLOAD FAILED UPDATE#
- #GOOGLE DRIVE UPLOAD FAILED WINDOWS 10#
- #GOOGLE DRIVE UPLOAD FAILED ANDROID#
- #GOOGLE DRIVE UPLOAD FAILED DOWNLOAD#
If I just ignore the potential for the files being different, then sure, I could skip the files. Also, while I can check to see if a file name exists at a given location (meaning MobileSheetsPro may have copied the file there previously), I can't know if that version of the file actually matches what is on the tablet without doing a hash calculation, which requires scanning through every byte of the file (which would take a considerable amount of time). It's not that simple I'm afraid - I can't know if the files that have already been uploaded to Google Drive were part of a previous sync or were just manually copied there. Is there maybe any documentation on the hashcodes file? I am seriously considering creating a script that uploads the files to Drive, creates the hashcodes and changes the paths in mobilesheets.db
#GOOGLE DRIVE UPLOAD FAILED DOWNLOAD#
Using the built-in sync functionality would be preferable to me because otherwise, I have to find a way to manually download the files from Google Drive which would probably need more user interaction than just selecting "sync with google drive" and be done with it.
#GOOGLE DRIVE UPLOAD FAILED UPDATE#
Unfortunately, this issue is a real blocker to my build-server project so if you could add a checkbox "skip existing files when syncing" or something like that in the next update you would be my hero. An easy way to fix it is to close the app and reopen it, this lets me start the sync one more time (but starts with the first file again, so it never completes). It appears that this error occurs when trying to restart the sync after it failed. I can report some more about the "Received database version 00." error: The upload fails on random files after a couple of hours with a nondescript error, so I guess it happens because of a network error. My Google drive shows 3.3GB of 15 GB used so there should be more than enough space left. My library contains 4200 songs, the folder on the SD card is ~9GB.
#GOOGLE DRIVE UPLOAD FAILED ANDROID#
In the Android version, disable Settings->Storage->Set MobileSheets Storage Location and just manage your own files and folders.
#GOOGLE DRIVE UPLOAD FAILED WINDOWS 10#
On the Windows 10 version, that means using a folder of your own choosing for Settings->Storage->Set MobileSheets Storage Location, although you'll have to synchronize mobilesheets.db to the default storage location, as it can't be moved anywhere else due to the C SQLite library not working well with UWP due to file permissions. You'll just want to manage your own files and folders. If you want to switch to just using a file sync approach as others have done, you can do that instead. If you want to use the sync feature, you'll have to rely on MobileSheets populating the folder, setting up the database file there and creating the hashcodes file. If you clear mobilesheets.db and the hashcodes file out of the sync folder, in theory it should work. That usually only occurs if an invalid database file is present in the sync folder. I'm not sure why you are seeing that error. How large is your library? How much free space do you have in your Google Drive account?
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