I find in the log a File/Action ‘iCloud (CloudKit) message’ stating under Info “File X missing of database Y”. The exact same message repeats every minute (after automatic syncing) (same file X, same database Y). The file is unknown to me, with a weird .manifest extension (long hexadecimal.manifest name). The same message shows on different computers syncing to the same database.
Right-clicking the log line only shows a dimmed pop-up menu.
Neiter Verify & Repair, Optimize, and Rebuild solves the issue.
The file is not present in the ‘Orphaned files’ folder.
I cannot find that file via the Finder.
I did both a ‘Verify location quickly’ and ‘Verify database quickly’. Both gave me a ‘successfully verified’ statement in the log, but the same ‘file missing’ messages keep popping up every minute (each time double)…
After your instructions via email to clean the database from the Sync preferences pane, enabling syncing after the clean was successful. No more error messages! Thanks for the support!
I have done verify database at the database and at the sync store. I have cleaned the database at the sync store. But the problem is not solved. I have noticed 1 file in DTTG is not sync to DT. How can I fix this?
Does cleaning the complete sync store and uploading the database(s) again fix this? In addition, do you have enough cloud space for all your databases?
I did. I know there is 1 file in DTTG not sync to DT. It is a Markdown file. I know what I have changed in DTTG. So, I update it in DT. Thereafter, I verified and clean the database in DT.
