I concur that this problem is particularly frustrating, and while I know it's in Google's hands, I have done a bit of digging and have found some ways the Spanning Sync team might be able to work around it (hopefully this can be passed on to the engineering team). Spanning Sync is trying to download events from the Google servers using the feed. The Google servers choke on requests to the feed that Spanning Sync makes that look like the following (I've removed some of the details for my privacy):
http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/[email protected]/private/full?gsessionid=REDACTED&updated-min=1970-03-17T00:00:00-00:00&max-results=100000 I've noticed that if you change the min from 1970 to 2009, it works fine (farther back, not so much). So, I would imagine that there may be a workaround that involves only polling recent events. Has anyone tried limiting the sync to the past 30 days (I believe Spanning Sync has such an option)? Spanning Sync team, does this information help you? This problem really needs a solution, even if it's only a temporary measure, as this has been happening for nearly a month now. Jon On Jan 11, 12:31 pm, jc <[email protected]> wrote: > I just wanted to let you know that I tried to "start over." Spanning > Sync continues to be in stuck in an"nfinite loop of sync. But at > least it's not giving error messages anymore I suppose. > > On Jan 11, 7:34 am, cwood <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Several of our customers are still experiencing this problem, and we > > know how frustrating it is. We're hounding Google for a resolution, > > and will report back as soon as we know more. > > > Thanks, > > Charlie
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