OneDrive for Business - Upload Error

Hello
I have recently installed the OneDrive for Business client on my PC. I can synchronise folders fine however when I make a change to a synchronised document on my PC I get the following error:
I had no issues when I used the SkyDrive Pro client on my machine.
I've tried this with a number of different libraries and sites and I get the same error.
I haven't upgraded SharePoint 2013 to SP1 yet.
Any ideas?

One thing i did notice is that when i am connected to the web and i open up a Word document from within OneDrive for Business it is not prompting me to check it out. I can upload files such as .txt documents fine using the OneDrive for Business app.
When I open it from wihtin the SharePoint web site it does prompt to check the document out.

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Does on-premises OneDrive for Business ***REQUIRE*** an Organization ID for synchronization to local systems?

We have an on-premises SharePoint 2013 SP1 deployment in our lab. We access the server through three methods: direct LAN access inside the firewall, over the Internet via Forefront TMG, and over the Internet via DirectAccess. In all three access
cases, almost everything functions exactly as expected.
One exception is OneDrive for Business (the on-premises version). After creating my MySite, I can browse my OneDrive for Business, upload/download files, preview documents, share with other SharePoint users, etc. That stuff works properly.
But if I click the Sync link to establish a synchronization connection between my OneDrive for Business and my desktop system, the "We're getting things ready to sync..." dialog gets overridden by a OneDrive for Business error box - "We can't
connect to the specified SharePoint site...".
We see this behavior whether inside or outside the firewall. I am logged into Windows, Office 2013 applications, and SharePoint using the same credentials: my Windows domain account.
Running Wireshark and Fiddler on my workstation, I see conversations being sent to live.microsoft.com when I click on the Sync link. This leads me to believe that *ALL* such sync connections are established by looking up the user's account in the Microsoft
cloud (even if the credentials are for an on-premises domain) and, further, that because of this, businesses must create an official in-cloud Organization ID for their domain even if they are not actually using Office365 services (e.g. even if they are only
using on-premises SharePoint) if they want to sync with on-premises OneDrive for Business.
I have seen almost zero documentation about this, and certainly nothing that states that you MUST register for an Organization ID even if you are only using on-premises SharePoint and on-premises OneDrive for Business, yet this seems to be the behavior I
see and that theory seems to be supported by my network traces.
So...
1) Can anyone confirm or deny this theory, or at least give a lot more detail about how SharePoint attempts to "find" the service when you click on the Sync link?
2) If you HAVE successfully set up on-premises OneDrive for Business and have NOT had to register an Organization ID, can you please share the details of how you configured things?
Many thanks for any help or pointers...
tkarp

I Just checked pre-requisites for Onedrive on-prem:
To support OneDrive for Business document libraries in SharePoint Server 2013, you must have:
A SharePoint Server 2013 My Site Host.
Configured the User Profile Service application.
The user must have an existing My Site with the personal site collection created.
To support synchronizing document libraries to a user's client workstation with the OneDrive for Business Windows Sync client, you must have:
Either
Office 2013 Standard or Office 2013 Professional Plus, or the stand-alone OneDrive for Business Windows Sync client.
An Office 365 subscription that includes the Office 2013 applications.
Client workstations running Windows 7 or Windows 8.
If you have to purchase Office 365 then you will need Organization ID which will be required for Document SYNC, or yous should have Office 2013 installed on system.
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Feb/Mar 2015 Update: OneDrive for Business Error "Incompatible Office products are installed on your machine."

After Installing the Feb 2015 Updates for Office 2013 ProPlus via ClicktoRun, OneDrive no longer opens with the error message:
"Sorry, we can’t perform this action. Incompatible Office products are installed on your machine. If you have an administrator, please contact them for help. "
The eventviewer info is:
- <System>
<Provider Name="Microsoft Office 15 Alerts" />
<EventID Qualifiers="0">300</EventID>
<Level>4</Level>
<Task>0</Task>
<Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
<TimeCreated SystemTime="2015-02-11T17:08:53.000000000Z" />
<EventRecordID>605</EventRecordID>
<Channel>OAlerts</Channel>
<Computer>BP-W-7DB824.raydon.com</Computer>
<Security />
</System>
- <EventData>
<Data>Microsoft OneDrive for Business</Data>
<Data>Sorry, we can’t perform this action. Incompatible Office products are installed on your machine. If you have an administrator, please contact them for help.</Data>
<Data>702089</Data>
<Data>15.0.4693.1000</Data>
<Data />
<Data />
</EventData>
</Event>
I have other office products on here including:
SharePoint Designer 2010
SharePoint Designer 2013
Microsoft PowerBI Designer Preview
and this is installed on Win 8.1 Enterprise
Kind of stumped what is causing this... I see KB2920798 mentions this error message is now added when cant open a document due to a mix of click-to-run and MSI install for office. I only have click to run for Office 2013 and the MSIs are only for
addons in excel (power query) and the additional Microsoft Software...
Anyone have ideas what is causing this and how to resolve?
I just finished applying March 2015 C2R updated on Office and the same issue recurred. This time I simply rebooted and it resolved. My best guess is it has something to do with a locked file that can't be updated but the Office Update installer
doesn't prompt to reboot.

I have the same problem. But I have Czech versions of the Word and OneDrive for Business ("OneDrive pro firmy").
I do not have the SharePoint Designer nor update KB2020798. I received KB2920746
on 11th February (plus other updates for Office, but any other for OneDrive for Business). Anyway,
uninstall of the KB2920746 doesn't help.
The error in Czech:
Microsoft Word
Je nám líto, ale tuhle akci nemůžeme provést. Na počítači máte nainstalované nekompatibilní produkty Office. Pokud máte správce, požádejte ho o pomoc.
P1: 702089
P2: 15.0.4693.1000
P3:
P4:
It helped me to unistall OneDrive for Business (Onedrive pro firmy) - displeasing solution,
right?;-(

Problems with Excel and Word 2013 saving to OneDrive for Business

I've had OneDrive for Business running for about a month without any problems. On Thursday I noticed I wasn't able to save an Excel 2013 spreadsheet to my OneDrive account. When I try to save it a box comes up that it's communicating with OneDrive then I
get an error that the file wasn't able to upload due to permissions. I've tried to resync and repair OneDrive, but that didn't help. I also repaired Office 2013.
If I create a txt file in Notepad I can save immediately to the same folder on OneDrive. If I create a new spreadsheet and hit the browse button to save it takes forever for OneDrive to access the folder then I get an upload error saying it cannot save and
to make a copy.
Should I re-install Office 2013?

Hi,
Are you able to new a Word/Excel file directly in that OneDrive folder?
Please first try to remove and re-add the OneDrive service in Office and then verify result.
You might also want to install any available updates, make sure your system/Office is up to date and then try again.
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SharePoint with OneDrive for Business

Hi, I'm looking for some clarification on how OneDrive works with SharePoint. The person who set up SharePoint is no longer with the company and we do not have expertise on this subject.
We have three SharePoint 2013 servers - a database server, a web server, and a Web Apps server.
OneDrive for Business integration works fine. However, I am now trying to upload some 20+ GB at a time but keep getting the error "there is not enough space on SharePoint. You need an additional x GB to copy these files".
I've checked all the servers and I have sufficient free space on them - storage is presented to vSphere from the SAN.
My question is: how exactly does the data get to its final destination on the database server? Does it go through a C: drive on one of those servers and that's why I'm getting the error message? Is there a specific service I can check to see if it's running
to pinpoint the location of the OneDrive integration?
Thanks in advance.

Did you check for quotas on the MySite Site Collection? By default, I believe it is 100MB. Also, no one file can be greater than 2GB. This is a SharePoint limit.
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SharePoint Foundation 2013 - Multi-tenant Install and OneDrive for Business with Yammer i

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After installing SP Foundation 2013 (SP1) with Partitioned service applications we have noticed that while clicking on the "yammer and oneDrive" link the below error message comes up:
_admin/yammerconfiguration.aspx
any ideas??
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn659286%28v=office.15%29.aspx
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ULS
Application error when access /_admin/cloudconfiguration.aspx, Error=Object reference not set to an instance of an object.   at Microsoft.SharePoint.WebControls.SPPinnedSiteTile.OnInit(EventArgs e)     at System.Web.UI.Control.InitRecursive(Control
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Synchronization issues on OneDrive for Business

Hi,
Our OneDrive for Business experience is very confusing here. We are in the middle of a few synchronization problems that our users don't understand.
Could not insert my screenshots, so please pardon me if the description is not clear. Full topic with screenshots can be found here: http://community.office365.com/en-us/f/172/p/273549/836906.aspx
Description of the problem
We have a lot of users using OneDrive for Business to synchronize three shared libraries stored on a on-premise installation of SharePoint 2013. The first setup has run (almost) smoothly, and all my users had a synchronized version of the files on the server
(around 2GB of data). We are in the beginning of our deployment, so the users have not used it very intensively yet, and probably this is why problems start appearing.
On computer 1, a file/folder reorganization has been realized within one folder (folder "TRAININGS") of one the libraries: creating new folders, moving files from one folder to another, renaming other folders and deleting old folders. Changes have
been processed, and Computer 1 is now in sync with server: they now share the same file/folder organization under the "TRAININGS" folder. Also, on Computer 1, all folders and files show the "green tick" on their icon, showing that sync
is completed.
On computer 1, the OneDrive icon in the Windows task bar shows the synchronization is complete and does not show any sync issues.
On computer 2, the folder "TRAINING" is a mess. The folder "TRAINING"'s icon has been the "blue arrows" for a while. Inside, I have a mix of "green tick", "blue arrows" and no icon status.
Every now and then, the folder CATEGORIES turns to "green tick", then goes back to "blue arrows".
If we drill down inside the sub-folders, I have the same bahaviour, some folders have "green tick", some other "blue arrows" and some other no icon status. I do not understand the logic.
On Computer 2, no files or folders inside "TRAININGS" folder have never been opened by user "Fra".
However, on SharePoint, I see that some files in the tree of the "TRAININGS" folder that have "last modified by" with name of the user in Computer 2, even though this user "Fra" never modified that precise file. Only user "Cla"
did some modifications on the files and folders.
For example, we are missing folder "TRAININGS\CATEGORIES\CATALOG STRUCTURE" on Computer 2.
I do not understand what is going wrong there...
Questions already answered:
To save time for diagnosis:
1. Does the issue only happen on the Computer 2? Please choose a PC and login with a problematic which have different issue to see what will happen.
No, it happens also on a different PC, but with different status for each file.
2. Have the files they upload met the restrictions of syncing SharePoint libraries?
No they have not:
No special character in File Name
524 files and 257 folders in the library
Max length of full folder and file name is 157 characters.
No invalid file types
I have no idea if any file is open on any computer, and have no way of knowing it, with users all over the world.
3. Have you tried to repair OneDrive for Business via right-clicking the OneDrive for Business icon then clicking repair? If not, please give it a shot and provide us with the result.
Repair has been tested and does not help.
4. Could you please clean the cache of OneDrive for Business to see if the issue persists?
I have already tried deleting the Office Offline Cache on a similar problem one week ago. It is a pain in the neck since I have to do it on all my users who have problem (starts to be a lot), it involves re-downloading the whole contents of the libraries
(2GB) and it does NOT solve the problem since it reappears one week later on a different set of files.
Full delete of Office Offline Files temporarily solves the incident until the problem occurs again later. So doesn't help either.
Please keep in mind I have over 30 other computers that have these libraries synced in 4 different countries, and I do not know whether they are properly synced or not. Repairing or resetting on the client computers is not an option if I am not sure I have
completely solved the problem and I know for sure it will not happen again.
5. How many files in these shared libraries? Generally, when suing OneDrive for Business, we don't recommend uploading/syncing a lot of files at a time.
The folder "TRAININGS" where all changes have been made contains only 64 files and 42 folders.
The library which contains the "TRAININGS" folder contains 524 files and 257 folders. But these files and folders have not been touched, except for the "TRAININGS" folder.
I believe I am way under the 100 files that have moved at the same time.
6. How long has the problem been waiting for? Have you tried letting it solve by itself?.
Today, after 12 hours, Computer 2, 3 and 4 are still in the same state, synchronization is stuck.
Can you please help me diagnose the issue and make sure it does not happen again?
Thanks a lot.

New update that might help.
I have noticed on Computer 2 an anormal growth of the "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\15.0\OfficeFileCache" folder.
The total synced libraries (both with Office365 and with on-premise SharePoint) have a size of 5.5 GB.
The OfficeFileCache folder has a size of 21.6GB and is growing by the minute.
If I pause the sync, the folder stops growing. If I resume the sync, the folder grows.
The changes are the following:
File CentralTable21873.accdb has different date modified, but size remains the same.
Files FSD-{id}.FSD (131,072 bytes) and FSF-{id}.FSF (114 bytes) are created. These files are created by pair, almost every second.
Please find below extract of the contents of the OfficeFileCache on Computer 2. I stopped the sync at 12:07.
2014-10-29 14:13:25.137808900 +0700 CentralTable21873.accdb
2014-10-29 14:06:39.464552500 +0700 CentralTable21873.laccdb
2014-10-29 13:49:47.221305400 +0700 FSD-{61B6B74C-BA6C-46A1-9CA0-F1031E1D4477}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:49:43.225225000 +0700 FSD-{FF593C23-B2F6-4857-9B5D-3C278C2DF524}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:49:43.225225000 +0700 FSF-{19C2F7EF-66A1-47D2-90C6-21104002B292}.FSF
2014-10-29 13:46:23.720925000 +0700 FSD-{FF57C26D-73A3-41A9-B7A1-09BE0E94487F}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:46:23.720925000 +0700 FSF-{FC35858F-8532-4D17-A94B-BC7A003D7750}.FSF
2014-10-29 13:46:23.000910600 +0700 FSD-{B6715853-B58A-4538-9D40-C285355AA959}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:46:23.000910600 +0700 FSF-{C367A019-6343-4998-BBDB-EEFBEFC48A53}.FSF
2014-10-29 13:46:15.510760800 +0700 FSD-{2A81B7AF-6835-416C-9D39-759C69BCC6F9}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:46:15.510760800 +0700 FSF-{D5DD04B0-3C47-4CB2-920A-1E61DC1C5987}.FSF
2014-10-29 13:46:14.700744600 +0700 FSD-{B1588DF5-6985-4C3E-87C1-23259AFF8B3D}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:36:29.610487100 +0700 FSD-{BA96AD01-7552-4893-840D-2FD804956CCC}.FSD
2014-10-29 13:36:29.500484900 +0700 FSF-{41A2C30E-D125-471F-8885-2F50843B8218}.FSF
2014-10-29 13:36:29.490484700 +0700 FSD-{B74D8923-28BD-4B5A-ACA2-CCD7D3A7ABA5}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:28.600679500 +0700 FSD-{9FBD798B-E954-4D31-B5B8-25C1C9B9EA11}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:28.600679500 +0700 FSF-{6657D798-2B7E-46C1-AA1F-F88E5C2AE906}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:28.370674900 +0700 FSD-{C7F4EB47-C23F-4D35-98BD-2AE73C6F3612}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:28.370674900 +0700 FSF-{0F334A91-F4B5-424B-B79B-0EA03BC46859}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:28.140670300 +0700 FSD-{15A8F28E-502C-414C-B38C-1E3A9975468E}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:28.140670300 +0700 FSF-{1C0AF415-373F-4C01-8C23-62E942E56E7E}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:27.920665900 +0700 FSD-{58828162-A8D6-403F-AD42-889FA5F8D193}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:27.920665900 +0700 FSF-{11C27630-BBD0-4797-94F0-81332B1BE598}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:27.730662100 +0700 FSD-{879D25AE-37F5-47FD-9CF3-8DFBCF6C9A91}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:27.730662100 +0700 FSF-{ACE9056D-ECE1-45FF-8569-437A8386001D}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:27.176650700 +0700 FSD-{2E4495AE-5C09-4201-9E83-A6BDC83968EE}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:27.176650700 +0700 FSF-{55EA3316-D2BE-4041-9599-E7030D5166D6}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:26.986646900 +0700 FSD-{81883BA5-0FC1-4A01-91C4-B1B27930A20E}.FSD
2014-10-29 12:07:26.986646900 +0700 FSF-{EFA9EF58-0DC0-44B1-A520-379ADAC135E5}.FSF
2014-10-29 12:07:26.796643100 +0700 FSD-{765935BA-542C-4970-9EE3-5A6098E60D62}.FSD
If I delete those files, and restart OneDrive, they just keep being recreated.

Users are unable to synchronize document libraries with OneDrive for Business

Hello,
We are having an issue with our users attempting to synchronize document libraries with OneDrive for Business. When a user tried to synchronize the document library either via the "SYNC" button on the document library page using IE or by
manually entering the document libraries path into the OneDrive for Business desktop app they receive the following error
"We can't connect to the specified SharePoint site". The users have the Edit permission to both the site and the document library. I have performed the following actions in attempt to get the synchronization to work.
1. Tested giving user the owner permission to the site and document library. same result.
2. Performed a repair on the users Office 2013 installation.
An interesting point to note is that I myself am able to synchronize the document libraries using both the "SYNC" button on the document library site and by entering the path manually in the desktop app. Difference between my account and the test
accounts is that I'm a site collection administrator and farm administrator. Can anyone shed some light onto this issue?

Hi Corey,
According to your description, my understanding is that the users cannot sync document libraries with OneDrive for Business.
I recommend to check the Permission Level to see if the Use Client Integration Features permission is selected.
If not, check this permission in the corresponding permission level which is granted to the users.
Please also check if the users have the right permission to sync the document library with OneDrive for Business.
More reference:
http://nheylen.wordpress.com/2014/05/15/sync-error-we-cant-connect-to-the-specified-sharepoint-site/
Best regards.
Thanks
Victoria Xia
TechNet Community Support

Help! Windows Explorer crashes regularly when using "SharePoint" directory synced with OneDrive for Business

We are using SharePoint 2013 and I want to sync document libraries with
OneDrive for Business with my PC running Windows 7.
In general, it works, but my Windows Explorer crashes very often (after a few minutes) when I navigate in the synced directories and open files there (or copy files into them in Windows Explorer).
How can I find out what happens and how to avoid it?
remark:
We are still using Office 2007, so I installed only OneDrive for Business from the Office 2013 DVD and
deactivated all other components like Office 2013 by hand:
(so for example, the shared office feature or MS Info Path etc. were not installed)
Is there a crash log, where I can find more information about the crash?
Does OneDrive maybe need other components to be installed and can I install them without damaging my existing Office 2007 setup?

Did you check your Event Viewer for any errors during the time when Windows Explorer crashed?
Thanks for this hint!
The Log file says the following, so it seems to be WIDCOMM\Bluetooth Software\btncopy.dll
to be responsible for the crashing Windows Explorer
<Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
<System>
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    <Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
    <TimeCreated SystemTime="2014-06-27T15:06:31.000000000Z" />
    <EventRecordID>50873</EventRecordID>
    <Channel>Application</Channel>
    <Computer>COMPUTERNAME</Computer>
    <Security />
</System>
<EventData>
    <Data>explorer.exe</Data>
    <Data>6.1.7601.17567</Data>
    <Data>4d672ee4</Data>
    <Data>btncopy.dll</Data>
    <Data>6.3.0.9000</Data>
    <Data>4f85fbda</Data>
    <Data>40000015</Data>
    <Data>000000000002e25e</Data>
    <Data>18bc</Data>
    <Data>01cf9215ab79ee98</Data>
    <Data>C:\Windows\explorer.exe</Data>
    <Data>C:\Program Files\WIDCOMM\Bluetooth Software\btncopy.dll</Data>
    <Data>9e5a534a-fe0c-11e3-90e5-fee5c7d69b69</Data>
</EventData>
</Event>

OneDrive for Business sync app when using Office 2010

Hi,
My clients use Office 2010. They all have SharePoint Workspace installed as well, thought, they don't use it.
As part of new SharePoint 2013 on-premise roll-out, I have to find a method to silently install OneDrive for Business into clients machines, without disruption to the use of Office 2010. They will use OneDrive for business to sync their team sites libraries
and their personal site library.
So far, I have no success.
What I tried:
-Standalone OneDrive Pro client exe Setup.x86.en-us_GrooveRetail_3V9N8-W93CC-FQPB8-Y9WVF-TVGJ3_TX_PR_.exe
It seems there is no way to run it silently anyway. Is there?
basically, this package still connects to the internet to download modules and it prompts user for some interaction while installing. I NEED IT SILENT.
-Building OCT package out of Office 2013 installation media. I selected to only install Groove(OneDrive) and leave existing Office product intact. Then I run it from setup.exe /adminfile //location/onlygroove.MSP
It provisions SkyDrive Pro client (note the name, I used Office 2013 without SP1 media)
Problems with that:
1.After installing Office 2013 SP1, client name is still SkyDrive Pro 2013, but sync folder actually changed, some other user interface places are also updated
2.After silent run, Office 2010 experience problems: Outlook 2010 crushes on start 3 times, then it attempts to run repair, Repair will fix outlook, but it also sets SharePoint workspace as a default client for sync. Running Office 2013 repair will break
Outlook again. The solution is to uninstall SharePoint workspace, then run Office 2013 repair, then Office 2010 repair again - this way I have SkyDrive Pro as a sync app and Outlook 2010 working.
As you see, I have problems with having seamless silent OneDrive for Business sync app installation. Even asking clients to install it manually would be too hard for them. Annoying thing is that if you click the exe file to run, it takes about 2 minutes
before user sees anything happening on a screen. I can see users getting confused if they actually initiated a process of not!
What am I missing ?
Any other way to provision it in bulk to my users? Any help appreciated.

I think we're all waiting on Microsoft to (quickly) address this. Its unacceptable.
It is seriously unacceptable, and I am having the same problems. Even running tests locally and I am a domain admin, I come across admin permission errors. I have tried amending the config file and creating a new one (onedrive_download.xml), creating a new
folder as a temp test and running the OneDrive for Business pack (extracted). These are the errors I get (on my own admin PC).

Onedrive for business this library is not supported because it requires checkout

So installed a fresh install of Office 2013 from click to run on O365 this morning. Windows 7 Machine.
Tried to sync a library from SharePoint online using Onedrive for Business and got this error.
"this library is not supported because it requires checkout"
A number of users are already syncing this library with Office 2013 Onedrive for Business with out issue.
Any ideas anybody?

Having the exact same issue.
All of my clients are using OneDrive for business (desktop App on Windows 8.1) to sync site document stores. This has been working fine for a month (new system) without issue, until...
Thanks to some licencing fun, I've ended up uninstalling a few of my clients Office products, and re-installing them with a different Office 2013 package. As part of this process I had to use the following guide to install OneDrive manually, as the
Office Pro 2013 installer included the older SkyDrive.
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2903984?wa=wsignin1.0
All of the users I have had to perform this "downgrade" on can no longer sync a document store with a check out requirement set. As soon as I disable the requirement on the site's document store, the user can sync the document store without
issue. I can straight away re-enable the check out requirement, and the user will continue to receive changes, and sync changes they make (going through the Office check out/check in process)
All of the users still on the original office package installation have no problems if the requirement is set or not.
I have noticed a versioning difference between the two installations...
One of my original installations with OneDrive working 100%, sits at version "17.0.4023.1211"
The new installations using the guide above, install OneDrive straight to version "17.3.1171.0714"
Is this a Microsoft "Feature upgrade" to wave off some sync issues (I never had any)???
- Walker

OneDrive for Business for iOS Devices - Accessing Non Office 365 Hosted Sites

Hello,
I have a SharePoint site that I host on premise and am not using Office 365 at all. Is it possible for me to access the site using the iOS version of the OneDrive for Business app? When I specify my username, password and SharePoint 2013 site
URL i get a login error with username/password incorrect.
Does the iOS app only support Office 365 implementations of SharePoint?
Thanks

what type of authentication you are using, this is the key?
check this official blog:
http://blogs.office.com/2014/02/27/introducing-onedrive-for-business-for-ios-v1-2/
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/3ad5b8ca-37e9-43b2-9201-9c5c339d157c/onedrive-for-business-ipad-app-with-onpremise-sharepoint-2013?forum=sharepointadmin
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OneDrive for Business (on Premise) "we can't connect to the specified sharepoint site..."

Hello
We have SharePoint 2013 SP1 and CU Sept. 2014.
Problem:
When a User tries to sync with a sharepoint subsite, he gets the message above in the title until we give him at the minimum "read" permissions on the top level site collection.
https://sitecollection/subsite <-- sync not working until read on sitecollection
The subsite has its own permissions, it doesnt inherit anything.
I tried to recreate this issue in our lab. What i got was this:
http://sitecollection/subsite <-- sync doesnt work without read permission on sitecollection
http://sitecollection/sitecollection/subsite <-- sync
works fine even without read permission on any sitecollection (just edit on subsite)
The question is:
Why does it behave like this?
I dont want to give everyone "read" permission on the root site collection. It must be an other way to sync on subsites!
Thanks for any response! Any help appreciated!
Regards
SharePoint_Dude

Hi,
I tested the same scenario per your post in my environment, however the libraries in subsites can be synced with OneDrive for Business.
I recommend to check the permission of the user in the subsite to see if the user has
Use Remote Interfaces permission.
If not, please select this and then check the results.
More reference:
https://nheylen.wordpress.com/2014/05/15/sync-error-we-cant-connect-to-the-specified-sharepoint-site/
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OneDrive for Business sync prompts for ODfB client install

Working with a client that has installed Office 2013 ProPlus on an image that is being deployed. Users currently logon to their computer with a local account (Active Directory in process of being deployed).  User is "migrated" and begins
to logon to Active Directory. User now logs on to the O365 portal and accesses their OneDrive site, not yet populated with documents. User clicks "sync" and is prompted to install a OneDrive for Business client, even though it has
already been installed as part of Office 2013 ProPlus. Install proceeds and Internet Explorer closes. Once install has completed, user logs on to O365 portal and attempts to sync OneDrive.   User is prompted again to install the appropriate
client.
I have tried clearing IE cache, launching IE in InPrivate mode and using Chrome.   Same behavior.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
[email protected]

New fun behavior noted:
New behavior. Similar scenario:   User logging on to PC with a local account.   Office 2013 ProPlus, including ODfB is installed.   User is NOT currently using ODfB. Using Word
2013, Excel 2013, PPT 2013, Outlook 2013 ( connecting to Office 365 mailbox) and Lync 2013 (connecting to Lync Online) are being used by the users. Users machine is joined to a domain, User local account profile is migrated to domain profile.
User logs into PC with domain account. ( Matching the Office 365 account, typically [email protected] ). User logs into Outlook and Lync with no issues. User logs into the Office 365 Portal, selects OneDrive, and selects Sync.
"Sync this library to your device for easy access" window appears. User selects Sync now.. User is presented with "Sign in Call us overprotective, but we need to verify you account again before opening "https://realgoods-my.sharepoint.com""
windows. User enter his email address and clicks Next. User is then presented with "Sign In" windows and enters User ID and password. User is then presented with the "Overprotective" window. This happens 3 times
until user gets "We cannot connect to the specified SharePoint site." error message.
IE browser cache has been cleared. Steps have been followed to clear all document cache files. sharepoint.com, microsoftonline.com, office365.com have been added to the Trusted Sites zone and added to IE compatibility list.
Any clues on this one as well????
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Dale
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Cannot view InfoPath Form on SHarePoint 2013 since I removed SkyDrive for Business and installed OneDrive For Business

I removed SkyDrive for Business and installed OneDrive for Business on my laptop. After that, I had problems opening a Word and Excel document in a SharePoint site (SP2013). After installing Service Pack2 from Office2010, this problem is solved.
But I still have the same problem with InfoPath. Whenever I click an InfoPath form (I have InfoPath 2010 on my laptop),...
... I get the error "cannot display web page".
When I change the URL
ms-infopath:ofe|u|http://intranet.water-link.be/samenwerken/awwit/Autorisaties/Gebruikersbeheer/2015-02-25%20Aanvraag%20gebruikersbeheer%20voor%20Stephanie%20Geeraerts.xml
into
http://intranet.water-link.be/samenwerken/awwit/Autorisaties/Gebruikersbeheer/2015-02-25%20Aanvraag%20gebruikersbeheer%20voor%20Stephanie%20Geeraerts.xml
I can open the InfoPath form and read it.
Any ideas about how to fix this ? I already tried to restore the Office 2010 via Control Panel - Install Programs but without any success...

Hi Gert,
As I understand, you can’t open InfoPath form in SharePoint 2013 unless you change the URL without “ms-infopath:ofe|u|”.
There are some reasons which maybe cause this issue, and you can try to do things below:
Access CA -> General Application Settings -> Configure InfoPath Form Service -> Check the two options in User Browser-enabled Form Templates.
Go into the registry by typing regedit from the Run line and rename the SharePoint.OpenDocuments.5 key (ex. SharePoint.OpenDocuments.5.old) under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.
In library settings, click "relink documents to this library".
Here are some similar posts for your reference:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_integration__sharepoint/archive/2014/02/24/quot-the-webpage-cannot-be-displayed-quot-when-trying-to-open-edit-an-office-file-from-a-sharepoint-2013-site.aspx
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/28998.aspx
Thanks,
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