We ended up punting OSAsync. WAY too much of a resource hog, and tech
support was horrid. Even when I finally got the computers to connect,
OSAsync kept fatally crashing all the PC's. Have since moved to a product
called Easy2Sync. It's in Germany, but the tech support is outstanding. A
bit trickier to configure, but so far it seems to be working fine. Much more
efficient than OSAsync. Web site is
http://www.easy2sync.com. Good luck!
"Capitantan" wrote:
> I have the same problem, my Vista does not see CnfComputers.txt file in XP
> despite files set to share and no firewall restrictions. My email to vaitia
> was replied with a reference to this website where obviously there is no
> solution yet.
>
> Thank you.
>
>
>
> "Vol" wrote:
>
> > We have 5 machines (4 XP Pro, 1 Vista Home) on a small office network. There
> > is a shared directory on all 5 machines for an Outlook add-in called
> > "C:\osasync". The Vista machine can access this directory on all machines,
> > and the 4 XP machines can access each other with no problem. The Vista
> > machine shows up on all the other PC's, but it gives the "You do not have
> > permission to access this folder" error when clicking on the Vista shared
> > directory from XP. The folder is set to shared, and all permissions on this
> > directory have been manually set to full allow for all user types. Any idea
> > why it won't let an XP machine connect? No firewall being used, by the way.
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > ~Vol
> >