On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 4:28 PM, Vincent<vincentalbertp...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Following the instructions at http://ichi2.net/anki/wiki/iAnki, I got
> iAnki to run on my iPhone. I did this on a wireless network run over a
> Time Capsule using Mac OS X 10.5.7.

> However, when I press sync, it just stalls out.

> I've only got one deck of about 43 cards, synched to Anki Online. The
> deck is just text, so I'm not breaking any of the memory limitations.

> Any ideas?

> (There are lots of posts on similar issues on here, but I couldn't
> seem to find one that had a way to resolve my issue, or used the
> versions I'm using. If I just missed the applicable post, please point
> me to it.)

> On the iAnki server window, did you select the deck?
> Is there a deck visible?

> Hi everyone,

> I have the very same issue (running Anki 0.9.9.8.5 and iAnki 0.4.6 in
> Ubuntu).

> > On the iAnki server window, did you select the deck?
> > Is there a deck visible?

> No, in the 'iAnki Server' window, all it says is 'Syncdecks' -
> [start] [stop] [close] - no decks can be selected.

> I have downloaded 6 decks from the Internet - they are all listed
> under decks in Anki - Ubuntu.

> When I press start, it says:
> Starting server at 192.168.0.2:8000.
> Server started.

> When I press 'Sync' in iPod's Safari, the 'iAnki Server' window on my
> Ubuntu machine saysSyncstarted

> and in iPod's Safari, it says
> Synching - - -

> but nothing happens, i.e. nothing is really synced (I can see on my
> router that there is absolutely no traffic).

> Any ideas?

> Thanks.

RipperDoc wrote:
> I had the same problem but it was because I hadn't marked the Deck as
> "syncable". Go to the Deck properties, make it syncable, and then it
> will show up in iAnki Server window. After I did that, everything
> worked fine. A bit strange behaviour, but fixed nonetheless.