Has anybody discovered how to reset the share monitor file log?

Try this:

Remove your movie from its destination

1. Open the Sharing inspector by clicking the projectʼs Share icon in the Project Library. 2. In the Sharing inspector, choose Remove from the shared itemʼs pop-up menu.

A window appears with options for that particular share item.

Note: Not all share items have a pop-up menu. 3. Depending on the window options, do one of the following:Enter your password for the website you shared to and click OK to have Final Cut Pro delete the project from the destination.

Manually delete the project from the destination and click Done.

Note: To remove a project from CNN iReport you need to contact the website and request its removal. The share itemʼs published status is removed from the project.

Ok, this is a brute-force method of resetting she Share Monitor queue, but it was the only one that worked for me. I found that if I restarted my machine and then once it restarted and before running FCP X or Compressor 4 I deleted everything from the following folder, this cleared all job information listed in Share Monitor (everything, not just the logs):

~/Library/Application Support/Apple Qmaster/

This fixed a problem I was seeing where a job would get to the point where it finished transcoding, and then would sit in the queue forever with a status of "Finishing". There was a previous job in the queue that had failed and I tried to cancel it, but it got 'stuck' in a "Cancelling" state. I think this had something to do with the fact that none of my other jobs would finish from that point on.

Anyway, clearing out the contents of the previously mentioned folder appeared to reset that queue.

Actually, the info for Share Monitor resides in ~/Library/Application Support/ Apple Qmaster/Storage. It's not very obvious; the folder name is just random letters & numbers but that is the one to trash.

Good to know. Thanks.

I can't find the ~/Library/Application Support/ Apple Qmaster/Storage directory.

Which part in the filepath can't you find? Can't find Storage?

I have Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Apple

Then Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Audio

No Apple Qmaster

~ stands for Home, not for the system drive. It's in your home directory.

Thanks.

I selected HOME and don't see a Library folder.

Only Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Dropbox, Movies, Music, Pictures, and Public.

Are you using Lion? Hold the Option key in the Finder and use the Go menu.

OMG!

Whatever happened to intuitive user interface?

Thanks.

I've been a Mac user since 1984 and was beginning to worry.

Crazy!

This is a really dumb flaw on Apple's part.

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!!

I just deleted tha ~/Library/Application Support/Apple Qmaster/ directory, then did a restart and then empted the trash.

After a year of not being able to burn disc I now can again:)