that should show the share metadata or the pickle error.
A simple way to recover from this, is to remove the corrupted metadata file, which will be restored on the syncdaemon startup (after connecting to the server a fetch the shares list)
e.g: rm ~/.local/share/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/vm/shares/6/1/7/617e813d-0891-47b6-b9d4-c5719a4703af
Hi Rick,
Looks like a case of broken/corrupted metadata, did you experienced a crash while syncdaemon was running?
Either case, please try the following:
python -c "import cPickle, os; print cPickle. load(open( os.path. expanduser( '~/.local/ share/ubuntuone /syncdaemon/ vm/shares/ 6/1/7/617e813d- 0891-47b6- b9d4-c5719a4703 af'), 'r'))"
that should show the share metadata or the pickle error.
A simple way to recover from this, is to remove the corrupted metadata file, which will be restored on the syncdaemon startup (after connecting to the server a fetch the shares list) share/ubuntuone /syncdaemon/ vm/shares/ 6/1/7/617e813d- 0891-47b6- b9d4-c5719a4703 af
e.g: rm ~/.local/
Thanks