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Originally posted by rhernandezcemssa November 8, 2022
Hello,
I have several cloud projects I've been working on from my desktop, I keep them synchronized with a mobile device via Qfieldsync daily as I edit them constantly, they consist of sets of vector layers and two raster files I use as offline base maps. Qfieldsync was working just fine yesterday, but ever since this morning it won't sync my projects on the mobile device, "network error" and "[QF/unknown_error] QFieldCloud Unknown Error" keep popping up when trying to download them on QField.
I've tried deleting some files like the heavy raster ones in case they are somehow corrupting the project, even attempted to create a new cloud project with very few light layers but nothing has worked out so far. Could it be a server issue?
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Currently I am having an issue that seems the same as the one discussed below.
Discussed in #3592
Originally posted by rhernandezcemssa November 8, 2022
Hello,
I have several cloud projects I've been working on from my desktop, I keep them synchronized with a mobile device via Qfieldsync daily as I edit them constantly, they consist of sets of vector layers and two raster files I use as offline base maps. Qfieldsync was working just fine yesterday, but ever since this morning it won't sync my projects on the mobile device, "network error" and "[QF/unknown_error] QFieldCloud Unknown Error" keep popping up when trying to download them on QField.
I've tried deleting some files like the heavy raster ones in case they are somehow corrupting the project, even attempted to create a new cloud project with very few light layers but nothing has worked out so far. Could it be a server issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: