I turned on OneDrive from the cloud tab a few weeks back. It was working fine for weeks and now I see the One Drive feature is set to OFF. I am the only with access to NAS. I did not turn it off. Also, I looked at files on OneDrive and they were all there a week or so back, but now about 100 files have been to trash bin on OneDrive. Again, I'm only with access to OneDrive account.
I have NAS OneDrive set to upload only, 1 way sync.
That is actually my first time encountering that behavior on the NAS. Can you download the logs and provide it to us? We will check if we can see something on it that caused the issue. You may upload it to Google Drive then PM (private message) me the download link.
This morning, on the NAS One Drive is still enabled, which is good.
But when I log on to One Drive not all of the files and folders have been uploaded. Looks like it stopped mid upload. There is a not a lot of data, about 60GB total. I won't think that would be a problem to upload in the last 12 hours.
A few minutes ago I also did a test. I uploaded an empty .txt file to one of the folders on the NAS that syncs with One Drive........in hopes that the .txt file would sync to One Drive, it did not.
New log files from the NAS were created a few minutes ago and uploaded to the link I provided yesterday.
There are a lot of unknown errors that happened last February. I have forwarded the logs to L3 so they can check it as well. I will provide you an update as soon as I get feedback.
The error in the one-drive.log that caused OneDrive to keep turning off is:
Feb 17 18:12:51 NAS ng-csd[2846]: E0217 18:12:51.398716 2846 Service.cpp:589] Catch TerminateMeException. Terminate me exception: Local path /volume2/z_Deep_Storage/server drives/TekFolder/ was deleted.
L3 checked the table 'onedrive_session' in db.dump and the content is as follow:
INSERT INTO onedrive_session VALUES('1543539789','1543539703','/volume2/z_Deep_Storage/server drives/TekFolder','/NAS','upsync');
This shows the up sync that you have configured on your OneDrive but, the local folder has been deleted so that synchronization was not working. This is the reason OneDrive keeps turning off.
The system logs also show that One Drive service stopped due to the missing local path.
status.log:2173:[18/12/09 18:13:00 PST] err:system:LOGMSG_CLOUDSTORAGE_MISSING_LOCAL_PATH One Drive service is stopped due to missing local path: .
status.log:3741:[19/02/17 18:12:51 PST] err:system:LOGMSG_CLOUDSTORAGE_MISSING_LOCAL_PATH One Drive service is stopped due to missing local path: .
Since 'Join In' and 'Turn On/Off' are now separated, this may result for the synchronized session not being removed before the service is turned off.
The workaround is to create the local path first, and then perform the required operations after successfully turning on OneDrive.
