Hello!
So, this problem is with OneDrive. However, I know as soon as I call Microsoft they're going to try and pin the blame on MUSHclient. It makes sense to see if I can deal with the issue on my level before escalating to that nonsense.
I've moved my MUSHclient install to my OneDrive in order to have access across devices.
It took awhile, but everything has synced up. Almost.
There's still the mushclient_prefs.sqlite file that has the little blue arrows that indicate it's being synced. It's been this way for over three days, and several reboots of the OneDrive service for other issues.
I even tried manually uploading the file to the OneDrive web interface, but, even though the upload was successful, it didn't sync the issue. I'm wondering if there's a safe way to remove the file and get it back.
Right now, I'm thinking of copying, deleting, and re-pasting. But I'm not sure if that will mess with the integrity of the sqlite file.
Any help is much appreciated.
So, this problem is with OneDrive. However, I know as soon as I call Microsoft they're going to try and pin the blame on MUSHclient. It makes sense to see if I can deal with the issue on my level before escalating to that nonsense.
I've moved my MUSHclient install to my OneDrive in order to have access across devices.
It took awhile, but everything has synced up. Almost.
There's still the mushclient_prefs.sqlite file that has the little blue arrows that indicate it's being synced. It's been this way for over three days, and several reboots of the OneDrive service for other issues.
I even tried manually uploading the file to the OneDrive web interface, but, even though the upload was successful, it didn't sync the issue. I'm wondering if there's a safe way to remove the file and get it back.
Right now, I'm thinking of copying, deleting, and re-pasting. But I'm not sure if that will mess with the integrity of the sqlite file.
Any help is much appreciated.