Sync seems to erase all scope information on second server

2 DHCP servers, one the primary and one the backup. They are both running Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition x64 in English. I set up the DHCP redundancy as per the instructions. I stop the service on the primary server and I watch the secondary server take the DHCP-Backup.txt file, change it to DHCP-Backup.sync, and then finally, DHCP-Backup.old. The DHCP service on the backup starts up fine. However, when I go into make sure the sync has completely successfully, i find that there are no scopes on the backup. In the event log it says that sync has completed without a problem. So, then just as a test I did a netsh dhcp server import DHCP-backup.old, this imported all of the scopes fine. So the DHCP-Backup.txt file is fine and contains all the scopes. Then, I started DHCP on the primary again. The secondary disables DHCP like it should. Finally, I stop DHCP on the primary again, and when the secondary resyncs, I end up with no scopes again. So the syncing is actually happening, it just isn't importing any information. Any ideas?

Ooops, one more thing, though I don't think it is related. I do get an error in the Event log saying that an Email could not be sent when the primary fails. However, an email is sent fine when the primary comes back online.

Start the DHCP-Redundancy config utility and stop the service in the menu.
Click advanced settings and enable debug, save the settings.
Start the service again from the menu.
Wait two minutes, stop the main dhcp service, wait two minutes after the second DHCP service is up, start the main DHCP service again and again wait two minutes.
Disable debugging with the config utility.
In the installation directory there is now a file named debug.txt, please mail it to me.