403 HTTP access forbidden

[Sverre]

Hi!

I decided to give gSync a try last night on my Familys iMac. I am
trying to setup a working family calendar that is visible and editable
at home as well as online.

Created two google accounts for me and my wife and added the google
calendar application and a calendar for each of us.

Then I downloaded gSync, installed it and ran it. I was prompted for a
Google user - and entered my wifes e-mail and password. I got an error
message about that the synchronization / communication failed. When I
watched the log panel there was more details - apparently there was a
403 HTTP access forbidden (or similar) message every time i tried to
sync.

The only calendar on my wifes Gcal account is created by her own user
- so it shouldn't be a problem with access.

Anyone seen this before and willing to point me in the right
direction?

I am running an iMac with Mac OS X Leopard

[Seb]

Hi Sverre,

What you should do is try again today. Gmail and Google Calendar had
some server trouble and because of that you've received the 403-error.

Kind regards,
Seb

[torusturtle]

I had the same problem yesterday and today.
Could it be that Google has changed something?

[GrndCherokee]

Yes, I could just fill in that I have the same HTTP 403 problem with
gSync 1.4.0. For me it started today when I tried to add a second
GMail account in gSync. It asked for the account name and password,
but followed with error.

The problem stopped once I removed the second account (by clicking the
minus sign). But when I went for gSync/Tools/Reset gSync it all went
_worse_! Now as even my first account was removed, I clicked the plus
sign to re-add it - Filled in the account name and got the #%"€%"#
HTTP 403 in the face.

I'd be more than happy for a quick turnaround fix to this as it's now
unfortunately unusable - It won't sync any calendar for me..

[Sverre]

Well, the trouble is there still.
HTTP error 403 forbidden

I tried to delete my google accounts and reset gSync a number of
times, but whenever I readd them I am not prompted for a new password.
Isn't that a little odd?

I am evaluating the software with the intention to buy. Does anyone
here know if these kind of errors are common for gSync?

Regards
Daniel

[jeffs]

same basic problem here, went through the pain of resetting iSync
(thankfully I ue MobileMe) and gSync first, still getting 403 error,
would be good for some post here from gSync

jeffs

[Gal Buki]

Resetting didn't work for me either.
:-(

[ba...@passchier.eu]

Same problem over here. And the website of Macness is offline, I'm
afraid they stopped further support...

[Sverre]

Yep, I guess I was lucky trying this thing out at this moment. Does
anyone here know any similar application to recommend?

[ba...@passchier.eu]

I already bought gSync a couple of months ago... :-(

Spanning Sync (which is quite expensive) or BusySync or some
alternatives. Take a look at

http://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/search?categoryId=3&orderBy=rating

for some other suggestions.

[JoeGuru]

BusySync has worked flawlessly for months.

On Aug 21, 4:13 am, "S...@mmy.nl" <ba...@passchier.eu> wrote:
> I already bought gSync a couple of months ago... :-(
>
> Spanning Sync (which is quite expensive) or BusySync or some
> alternatives. Take a look at
>

> http://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/search?categoryId=3&orde...