Upgrade StorageWebDAV Sync is interrupted after 60%
Hello,
it's me again. Thanks to you we can now up- and download files on our own webdav server via zotero, but when we tested it with a bigger library the webdav sync was suddenly interrupted after 112 of 193 files. And it is allways exact after 112 files. I found on our webdav server 224 files which is equal to 112 *.prop + 112 *.zip.
So the first 112 files worked as usual but then it suddenly stops and an error showed up (red exclamation mark, file upload failed "HTTP 404"). We checked if we have set any space limit on our own webdavserver but couldn't find anything. After I added 2 more files it was stopping after 114 files.
That's why we first thought maybe a broken file causes this problem, but we also tried the same with another cloud service an it was working fine (so on the other cloud I found 387 files which i equal to 193 *.prop + 193*.zip + 1 lastsync).
So the problem has to be another setting problem on our own server again. Maybe you have a brilliant advice for us again. The Reference ID is 433498254
Cheers
it's me again. Thanks to you we can now up- and download files on our own webdav server via zotero, but when we tested it with a bigger library the webdav sync was suddenly interrupted after 112 of 193 files. And it is allways exact after 112 files. I found on our webdav server 224 files which is equal to 112 *.prop + 112 *.zip.
So the first 112 files worked as usual but then it suddenly stops and an error showed up (red exclamation mark, file upload failed "HTTP 404"). We checked if we have set any space limit on our own webdavserver but couldn't find anything. After I added 2 more files it was stopping after 114 files.
That's why we first thought maybe a broken file causes this problem, but we also tried the same with another cloud service an it was working fine (so on the other cloud I found 387 files which i equal to 193 *.prop + 193*.zip + 1 lastsync).
So the problem has to be another setting problem on our own server again. Maybe you have a brilliant advice for us again. The Reference ID is 433498254
Cheers
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of course. The Debug ID is D1793424540
Sorry it took a little bit longer, but I didn't had access to my computer on the weekend.
Cheers