OneDrive for business
-
@scottalanmiller said:
That sucks. No idea what might be going on.
Finally I decided to contact support. I went to my O365 dashboard and clicked on New service request and did the drop downs for technical support, SharePoint online, OneDrive for Business Sync Client or Workspace, Sync Issues the clicked next.
There was a recommended troubleshooter to click, so I did. The MS o365 Support Assistant downloaded then started running checks via the browser.
Issues found: The signed-in user is not a tenant admin. Tenant admin rights are necessary to view your SharePoint libraries. Click on the link 'get help fixing this issue' in the actions pane located on the right side of the screen for assistance.
So I am sent this page Assigning admin roles. I get to step 5 (assign role) and there is a red bordered box with text saying "You can't edit your own security settings, so not all settings are available here" and of course the assign role is greyed out.
-
Well I got a reply back from MS support. They might call me today, but in the meantime they told me I had to login as another admin to make changes to an admin. I did that and I am a global admin, so the whole signed-in user is not a tenant admin is not fixed.
-
At least support is going to be getting back to you.
-
Success! And I must say that although support was not as quick as I would have liked, the service and tech was excellent.
I mentioned that i was a tech during the phone conversations where they have you tell them again why you need help (which I hate because I have already crafted my complaint and often my steps to fix said problem.)
As mentioned by @scottalanmiller and possibly others, SharePoint and ODfB has a list of file extension that can't be used. However the tech said they don't really have an updated list of what is bad. Example this list doesn't show .htm, .html, .php however he has seen these files work or gum up the works.
The fix?
- Stop ODfB sync client.
- Copy data elsewhere since the stuff on the harddrive was the known good master list.
- Delete the folder that was associated with ODfB
- Delete all files on ODfB website (O365 admin dashboard) except my OneNote files
- Click Sync from ODfB website and confirm that the OneNote Notebooks synced
- ODfB showed up in File Explorer
- Start adding one folder at a time and watch/wait for syncing. Zipped every web file to make sure they weren't going to hang up the works.
- All folders and files have been synced
I had to talk to the manager after the incident was resolved and was told that I would have the tech's contact info and to contact him for ANY Sharepoint/ODfB issues, even for my clients. Wooo hoooo!
-
Linking my original post and added it to the OP.
-
Awesome, though completely ridiculous that simple text files like html and php would mess up your sync program!!
-
@scottalanmiller said:
Awesome, though completely ridiculous that simple text files like html and php would mess up your sync program!!
Yeah...he mentioned that he has seen it upload PHP and HTML but those are also people's ODfB that was having syncing problems...so...ridiculous, but I'll work around it for now.
-
@scottalanmiller said:
Awesome, though completely ridiculous that simple text files like html and php would mess up your sync program!!
Agreed. I'll repeat my original assertion on the original thread:
@Carnival-Boy said:
..it seems a bit crap and unreliable.
