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Hi Buzz, first off - I really like Cocoalicious and I really appreciate that you've written this software and made it freely available to the world - very very cool! While reviewing your site, I noticed your Feb 15 2008 blog entry about the update so I downloaded and installed the new Cocoalicious v1.0b45 from your website.

I thought you'd like to know that when I started this new release of Cocoalicious I encountered this error:

HTTP Error: server error (0)
Cocoalicious encountered an error while trying to communicate with the server. The problem is most likely on the server side.

Once I press [OK] my bookmarks load (presumably from the cache file) but it doesn't appear that I'm communicating with the del.icio.us website. I verified that the new Del.icio.us API url was set in Preferences and that I can get to https://api.del.icio.us/v1/ using curl
When I attempt to Refresh using the menu item, Cocoalicious crashes (I saved the error text if you are interested).

Have you seen this problem?

It could be that there is some other network issue causing this problem and that Cocoalicious is just fragile due to some external network issues - or it could be something you want to explore.
I re-installed the old Cocoalicious v1.0b43 and it doesn't crash, but it now does not seem to properly submit new entries to Del.icio.us.

Surely others have gotten this problem.
The old...

Song file is missing from iPod and will be skipped:/Volumes/(name)'s iPod/iPod_Control/Music/F47/IOAW.m4a
[what's after the F is different for each song]

That's what I see when I try to copy a single song from Podworks to iTunes.

When I try a different way, I get a bigger dialog box with "The following are iTunes errors Podworks encountered while tranferring files. It is possible that the problems encountered were temporary. Check items below and click "Re-Transfer Selected" if you would like to try transferring them again. Then, under the song name is "-1700: iTunes got an error: Can't make some data into the expected type.

Computer: MacBook
OSX 10.5.2
Downloaded Podworks 3/4/08
iPod classic 20mb, in disk mode
Podworks worked for this same iPod and my previous hard drive, but then that hard drive died and had to be replaced.

Haven't been able to move a song yet.

Any advice would be appreciated.

When attempting to RecreateSelectedPlaylistInITunes, I get the following error: Unable to transfer song "--songname--" to iTunes due to error File permission error. -54.

The songname shown already exists in my iTunes and is a song that I have legitimately purchased. It plays fine in iTunes. How can I get iTunes to learn the song list for the playlist I'm trying to recover from the iPod?

I had an old version of podworks, but when I updated to a newer MacBook and got a new iPod, I updated to the most recent podworks. Now when I attach my old ipod and try to drag all my old songs onto my new computer I get the error listed above. These are my songs that I bought or owned, so I don't know what the problem is.