You can use the following command-line tools to troubleshoot issues:
Backup outbox
Run the following command in the command prompt to troubleshoot document sync issues and want to backup the documents to outbox: /Applications/iManage/iManageDrive.app/Contents/MacOS/iManageDrive backup_outbox [backupdirpath]
Generate diagnostic snapshot
Use the diagnostic_snapshot tool to generate a diagnostic snapshot. This is useful if your users aren't able to use the iManage Drive UI to generate the diagnostic snapshot.
Example: /Applications/iManage/iManageDrive.app/Contents/MacOS/iManageDrive diagnostic_snapshot
When you run the diagnostic_snapshot tool, a dialog opens where you can enter the details.
Outbox list
Use the outbox_list tool to list all the files in the outbox that haven't been synced.
Example, /Applications/iManage/iManageDrive.app/Contents/MacOS/iManageDrive outbox_list
When you run the outbox_list tool, the list of files not synced are printed to the console.
Backup files
From version 10.9.0 onward of iManage Drive for Mac, run the iManageDrive file_backup command to backup files your users have recently worked on.
Example: /Applications/iManage/iManageDrive.app/Contents/MacOS/iManageDrive file_backup
The backup file generated is a zipped file and is available at $HOME/Library/Application Support/iManage/GoDrive/diagnostics/file_backup. This location is displayed as soon as the backup file is generated. The backup folder may contain the following subfolders:
document_history: Contains previous versions of files that were in iManage Drive.
current_document_history: Current versions of all the files available in Document Change Log in iManage Drive, that is, versions retained for 30 days.
sync_issue_files: Files that are in the document change log and have a sync issue.
sync_conflicts: Files that currently have a conflict.
outbox_files: Files in the outbox.
local_files: Any files not in the outbox.