Sure, but I don’t understand what you need A screenshot of the dashboard ? Or the WebTop config ? If you want I can even send you a full backup of the NS config, it’s just a test server currently
In addition to the screenshots it could be very useful to read what is reported in the log (/var/log/webtop/webtop.log) when the error is shown on the interface, can you paste it here?
OK…that doesn’t make any sense…I was doing the screenshots, so I deleted the current connection to recreate one…and now it works and I tried this before, several times…do you have the magic hand (that’s what regular users says when me, the IT guy, arrives at their desk, and…tada…it works…now I know how they feel) ?
I still have the problem when trying to connect to an external cloud, but it may be a firewall issue, so I will continue testing
Thanx anyway, I don’t know what strange vibes you sent, but it worked
Well, the second problem seems to be related to my external Nextcloud instance, and the fact that Webtop uses Jakarta Commons HttpClient ? see this page for those who have the same problem
I implement the solutions and it seems to work better (not perfect though, I can access my files but I sometimes need to click 2 times to get rid of the error)
@lucag@federico.ballarini I think I found the source of the problem, it seems to be related to files/folders with accents (in french) which are not correctly interpretated with the Nexcloud integration (I do not seem to have any problem with the internal Webtop document storage)
I know french is not currently integrated on Webtop 5 but I’m working on it, so it would be great if files/folders in french could be correctly displayed (don’t know if it’s a Nexcloud problem or a Webtop problem though)
I made a test with a folder named “testé” and here is what I found in the log :