Dane Mutters

If I recall correctly, you can use the same commands you used to install it, but replace "install" with "uninstall".

Try doing "make uninstall" in the git directory, as root. It looks like the Makefile supports this, and it should clean things up much more cleanly than removing it with...

Did you initially install it as root, or as your user? (I'm not a developer, so I'm largely taking shots in the dark, here.)

$ gsync --version 0.1.14 I'm also having this problem. It seems to have started only recently; old files seem to update (I think), but new ones don't upload. Directories are...

It looks like editing `/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/libgsync/drive/__init__.py`, and changing: ``` body = {} for k, v in properties.iteritems(): body[k] = _Drive.utf8(v) ``` ...to: ``` body = {} for k, v in properties.iteritems():...

It worked for a while, for me, and then broke. This is what I did to fix it (as root): 1. (Install pip using your distro's package manager.) 2. pip...

My logs are full of this notice. Thanks for pointing it out. How can we see what key we're using? That would be a pretty big problem if we're all...

Thanks, johanels. Let us know when you get it sorted! Hopefully, such a fix can be integrated into the gsync code...

I'm getting the same thing when I try to upload. It's only started since I did a "sudo pip install --upgrade gsync", a few minutes ago. $ sudo gsync -u...

I just tried uninstalling with "sudo pip uninstall gsync" and installing with "git clone https://github.com/iwonbigbro/gsync.git ; cd gsync ; sudo ./setup.py install", and got the same result.