Plan to implement UNIX groups on next Mac) chgrp -R Staff Media (that is the UNIX group I am assigned to by the OS.chown -R Bill Media (that is my user name).chmod -R 775 Media (that is the directory name, "Media").The problem DID NOT change, but here was the syntax I used (yeah, I would be suspicious of someone running around as Root in the root directory too 😉 ) In case incorrect attributes copied over (from Office Mac) to the directory I store the music in, I logged in as Root, went to the root directory (where my "media directory (/Media/Music, /Media/Movies, etc.) is located) and ran chmod, chown (to my user name), and chgrp.
I did check iTunes l and iTunes Music Library.xml and neither apeared to be locked or with any other attribute that would prevent my access All the detailed postings of issues were for Windows. Searched here and a few other websites.Here is what I have done so far (not much due to frustration and not feeling well). THAT is when I started getting this error. I gave it about half an hour (for just a few new songs) but it was still locked up. Shortly after it started adding the new music, iTunes locked up tighter than a drum. Trash), re-ran the sync, and then opened iTunes and chose to add music, pointing it at the correct directory. Well, I had a bunch of duplicates went through and deleted them (really gone, not sitting in.
If there are any changes, it copies them down to the MBP. A couple of times a day it looks at the volume on my "Office Mac" which contains all the media, compares the music directory from this MBP against the music directory on Office Mac.
#FILES DELETED FROM DROPSYNC AFTER UPLOAD ERROR MAC#
I have been syncing the music (only) from my primary Mac to this MBP. Unfortunately it does not offer me any hints.
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