posted on November 6, 2002 05:20:34 PM new
Well once again, I'm having the same problem. My auctions launched just fine last night. I'm trying to upload another batch this evening and it is hanging up at the same place as last night. The jpg file that it is stopping at is the one that I deleted yesterday. It is not there, but it won't go past it. What now? Hootietute
Try doing a search on your local drive for this image, then delete any other copies. Or, you could navigate to both the 'images' and 'thumbs' folders within the Pro directory and manually delete any reference to this problematic image from here.
posted on November 6, 2002 06:46:07 PM new
Your directions didn't work....I've deleted these from PRO, I've deleted these from my C: drive and when I updoad my batch, that doesn't even have that picture in it, it hangs up when it goes into the upload mode. It's searching for that jpg and it's not there. Now What....This is so frustrating.
My message says:
Synchronization failed...bad response from server....go to www.auctionwatch.com and check images. This is the same error message that I was getting yesterday. The file that was giving me problems was 1101T.jpg.....I've gone in and deleted this file everywhere. Then I go back into the upload process, and even though my picture is not showing there or on my c: drive, it keeps finding it when I go back and "find" ll01T.... I just don't get it.
If you have not done so already, restart your machine. If this doesn't do the trick, try deleting the images.map folder from the data folder in the AuctionWatch directory, and resynch.
The computer reboot didn't do the trick. If you'd be so kind as to walk me through the steps of the images.map data folder It would be much appreciated. No rush, as I've had enough and am going to bed. I'll check back and try again tomorrow.
It is easy enough. If you searched your computer for that image file before, it is just the same. Go to your Windows search option, enter images.map as the name of the file, set it to search your C drive, and delete it once located.
Afterword, launch Pro again and attempt another synch.
