OneDrive OneDrive for business - URL autodiscover failing

Using Office 2013 SP1 with the latest updates I'm struggling with the autoprovisioning of the OneDrive URL.
When a user starts OneDrive for business the OneDrive application should automatically enter URL for the users OneDrive location, e.g.
https://companycom-my.sharepoint.com/personal/username_company_com/Documents
This doesn't happen for all users.
Sometimes the issue is resolved by:
- restarting the OneDrive application
- rebooting the computer
- logging into the OneDrive webportal and closing it
- Configuring outlook with the exchange online credentials
but for some users, the steps above don't help at all.
Sometimes when the application starts you see a small Window "connecting to server, please wait" for a few seconds. After this happens the URL wil always be pre-populated
I've done some digging into the registry and it looks like the data is stored in:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Common\ServicesManagerCache\Identities\5f2d5867fc7fd025_OrgId\O365_SHAREPOINT_5f2d5867fc7fd025\ConnectionURL
My question is twofold:
Is there a way to force the "connecting to server, please wait" dialog so the data is pre-populated?
Is there another way to force the registry key to be pre-populated before OneDriveis started?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

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I found a software bug in OneDrive for Business 1.2.2 (iOS) and is related to the space characters inside the logon name. I am using SharePoint 2013 (15.0.4617.1000 June 2014 CU) and my setup
corresponds with the OneDrive for Business App requirements.
I am not able to connect using OneDrive for Business 1.2.2 (iOS) to the SharePoint 2013 OneDrive personal site if the logon name has space characters in it. With the same user account, but this time with the logon name changed (removed all
the space characters) the authentication works and I am able to configure the app (OneDrive for Business 1.2.2 - iOS).
I wrote more details here
http://www.vioreliftode.com/index.php/software-bug-in-onedrive-for-business-1-2-2-ios/.
Any other of you in the same situation?

Hi,
I understand that the issue occurred in OneDrive for Business 1.2.2 (iOS).
If this is a suspicious bug, I recommend you to open a ticket with Microsoft.
In the meanwhile, you can post the thread at the OneDrive support forum:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/forum/ .
More experts will assist you, then you will get more information relation to OneDrive for Business.
Thanks,
Victoria
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Publishing: Sharepoint WorkSpace Vs OneDrive for business

I've SharePoint 2013 on premise with OneDrive for business. I've published SharePoint Site Collection App with Web Application Proxy (WAP). When a user is at home, he can creates files on his OneDrive folder, these files are automatically synchronize with
SharePoint 2013 server, OK ??
With SharePoint 2010 workspace, I think is different, user doesn't have a specific folder like OneDrive. When user is at home and creates a new file. Is this synchronize to SharePoint server ??? Must I publish something on WAP ??

SharePoint 2010 workspace syncs with SharePoint 2010. If a user creates a document in a SharePoint Workspace library at home it will sync with SharePoint 2010 the next time they log in to the SharePoint 2010 environment. If SharePoint is published
through WAP it probably limits the number of ports available. Which will keep the Workspace from syncing at that point. But when the user comes back on-premises the document will sync with the SharePoint 2010 environment. Workspace will still work
with SharePoint 2013, but it has been deprecated and will be going away at some time in the future.
Paul Stork SharePoint Server MVP
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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

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