OneDrive shared folder syncing has been broken for months, with no fix in sight
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Re: OneDrive shared folder syncing has been broken for months, with no fix in sight
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#3The actual goal was to lock your enterprise into Microsoft cloud services.
Now that this goal has been achieved, support for the product has been wound down to the bare minimum required.
Re: OneDrive shared folder syncing has been broken for months, with no fix in sight
#4You thought the aim of the product was to manage your files in a way convenient to you. The actual goal was to lock your enterprise into Microsoft cloud services. Now that this goal has been achieved, support for the product has been wound down to the bare minimum required.
Every megacorp fails at product engineering once things are "stable". The incentive goes away from teams investigating and fixing bugs and instead those teams shift to whatever new thing can get them promotions. Google is very known that problem, but it exists at all big corps.
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#5But like come on, I'm actually paying for this. Yes it's just a part of the Office 365 plan, but it _is_ a part of it.
Actually was considering moving to self-hosting just last week. Any recommendations for a self-hosted Dropbox/OneDrive alternative besides NextCloud?
Re: OneDrive shared folder syncing has been broken for months, with no fix in sight
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#8Sharing a folder with my SO, and experienced this issue. Only workaround I found was to create an entirely new folder with a different name, and share that. That has been fine for a few months now. But like come on, I'm actually paying for this. Yes it's just a part of the Office 365 plan, but it _is_ a part of it. Actually was considering moving to self-hosting just last week. Any recommendations for a self-hosted D…
A set of four thumb drives that sync to each other over their own WiFi network.
The ratio of works super duper to terrifies the IT staff is off the charts.
Re: OneDrive shared folder syncing has been broken for months, with no fix in sight
#9Sharing a folder with my SO, and experienced this issue. Only workaround I found was to create an entirely new folder with a different name, and share that. That has been fine for a few months now. But like come on, I'm actually paying for this. Yes it's just a part of the Office 365 plan, but it _is_ a part of it. Actually was considering moving to self-hosting just last week. Any recommendations for a self-hosted D…
But what do you actually need to share? Folders? Or links to content? PDF? Archives?
Matrix homeservers and clients support most mime types in chat, including zip, so you can send anything and have it searchable in the chat as long as you maintain the matrix server.
Misskey has a "drive" feature, where all media you share goes, but you can also upload directly to it and link directly to media in the misskey drive.
Pastebins work, too. My github^ has the instructions on how to set up the same thing I run, an Up1 pastebin. I'm sure there's better.
But nextcloud has first class mobile clients, understands folders and mime types, can be synced over WebDAV, cifs, http, etc.
So... Up to you?
^ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/genewitch/opensource/refs/...
Re: OneDrive shared folder syncing has been broken for months, with no fix in sight
#10Sharing a folder with my SO, and experienced this issue. Only workaround I found was to create an entirely new folder with a different name, and share that. That has been fine for a few months now. But like come on, I'm actually paying for this. Yes it's just a part of the Office 365 plan, but it _is_ a part of it. Actually was considering moving to self-hosting just last week. Any recommendations for a self-hosted D…
I have a product idea that I troll my IT friends with. A set of four thumb drives that sync to each other over their own WiFi network. The ratio of works super duper to terrifies the IT staff is off the charts.