OneDrive for Business Critical error!
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Sounds like a good place to start.
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Sorry, it's MS hosted O365. It has worked well for over 6 months and just last week I started getting the error.
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@technobabble said:
Sorry, it's MS hosted O365. It has worked well for over 6 months and just last week I started getting the error.
You said it's a .htaccess file and .json files. Could it be a security setting blocking it?
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On ODfB I keep website backups for my clients. I have done this since day one.
ODfB doesn't like to sync these files, but I usually ignore the errors. I have never found a place for ODfB to allow these files to be synced unless I zip the client's website backup folder.
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@technobabble said:
On ODfB I keep website backups for my clients. I have done this since day one.
ODfB doesn't like to sync these files, but I usually ignore the errors. I have never found a place for ODfB to allow these files to be synced unless I zip the client's website backup folder.
I would say zip it then. It'd be easier to manage at least.
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Must be something like hidden files being skipped.
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@technobabble said:
Before I do any of the above steps, I noticed that ODfB is syncing and has 9,976 remaining. I checked the ODfB folder and most of the folders have red Xs. Total size is 4.8GB.
What is ODfB?
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@Carnival-Boy said:
@Dashrender said:
What is ODfB?
I'm guessing OneDrive for Business.
So many letters, so little time
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@technobabble said:
Error Description: Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.
HRESULT: 0x8007000e
AssertTag: 0x13be72cI take it that you're not actually out of space in you ODfB account? How about on the local machine? If ODfB has to make a 'sync copy' would you run out of local disk space?
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@Carnival-Boy yepper!
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@Dashrender Local drive has 113 GB free.
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Try renaming one of those files without the dot in the front. I bet that it syncs.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Try renaming one of those files without the dot in the front. I bet that it syncs.
Agreed.
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Very inconvenient to rename xyz.jason files or .htaccess files, especially since they are backup website files.
I am now zipping all the website backups, again inconvenient, I have had 1 to 1 backups since 2003 without issues with other backup programs.
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@technobabble said:
I have had 1 to 1 backups since 2003 without issues with other backup programs.
OneDrive for Business is not a backup program.
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Yeah, I know I saw that I wrote that after I hit submit.
However the ability to have my data in ODfB for my clients websites means that I can do a restore from anywhere.
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I think that there are probably better ways to get similar results. A sync system for backup works pretty poorly. Why not just SFTP? Or RSYNC? Or even SVN or GIT?
If you are automating ODFB, though, you could automate the zipping.
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@JaredBusch said:
OneDrive for Business is not a backup program.
Why not? I'm interested in this because I'm planning on using it for a backup program at home.
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@Carnival-Boy said:
@JaredBusch said:
OneDrive for Business is not a backup program.
Why not? I'm interested in this because I'm planning on using it for a backup program at home.
Backup means a decoupling. ODFB is coupled to the source. If you build your own decoupling mechanism (see below) you can use it as storage for your own backup mechanism, but it is just synced storage intended for another purpose.
