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#508435 - 03/20/09 08:53 PM one computer on my network can't get calendar updates [Re: FumiGator]
achapman Offline


Registered: 03/20/09
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i'm running server 5.3.2 and it's serving calendar and contacts to about 5 other computers (all macs, running 5.3.2). one mac has suddenly stopped reading/writing to the calendar server. i've tried trashing prefs, restarts, etc., but no luck. all other computer functions are working fine. any ideas? thanks

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#508436 - 03/20/09 09:17 PM Re: one computer on my network can't get calendar updates [Re: FumiGator]
Sean_dup1 Offline


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Have you tried connecting to the server with a new calendar file on that machine? That would give some insight as to the nature of the problem. If a new file connects okay to the server, it means there's likely a problem with either the data file, or the server settings for that particular file.

Are you connected to the server via static IP address, or using Bonjour?

Can you ping the server from the client machine that's having the problems using the network utility or the ping command from the terminal?
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#508437 - 03/20/09 09:23 PM Re: one computer on my network can't get calendar updates [Re: FumiGator]
achapman Offline


Registered: 03/20/09
Posts: 5
actually, i just figured it out: i wasn't getting/giving the updates because i wasn't getting the categories. don't know how they got removed, but once i put them back, everything worked as it should again. thanks!

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