Iv tried to search for support but on the forum of nextcloud i get no answer.
What im trying to do is add my documents folder with subfolders in it to auto sync.
I selected ‘use submaps’, and ‘upload existing files’ but i always get a warning about battery optimalisation and the folders and files wont upload.
When i go to settings>battery>nextcloud , i see that battery optimalisation for nextcloud is turned off
I think so yes. I registered myself for 8gb free storage , choose a provider and now im trying to sync everything to nextcloud. But as described in my topic i have some issues
try to use the /e/ account setup under ‘Settings’ / ‘Accounts’ / '/e/. There is an Option where you can use ‘Your own NC Server’. Setup a new account with your NC infos:
Your user name
Password
Server address
I saw no other way than manually add the folder.
Tried what u asked but i now have 5 e.Accounts in users .
But now everything is syncing. Its not exactly the way i want but it works if i ask 1 question. When i buy something on the web i like to save the invoices. These need to be uploaded to nextcloud. How do i let e/os ask always where to save it? In the browser when i download a image im forced to save it in downloads. In my protonmail it doesnt ask this at all. Its forced to downloads . but Im getting there. I just need to know this last thing.
Check your Nextcloud. When you are in ‘Files’ on left bottom side is ‘Settings’. Open them. You will find the WebDAV address. Use it as server address in e-account setup
I never worked here, i can use the webdav url, and then it says success but files never get synced, only calendar, contacts, tasks so that indicates the connection is ok… Are you using https?
@AutismKid you appear to speak Dutch. I am also Dutch and located in The Netherlands. Like @harvey186 I am pleased with the syncing by /e/, also of the documents. I am offering you a AnyDesk & phone session to sort this out. Like a helpdesk. We can exchange phone nummbers via Personal Message.
@andrelam I know you are way ahead of me in knowledge about /e/ or networking, but if you want, I am willing to try to sort this out together over a AnyDesk & phone session. Over the years I have been able to help solving many IT problems, simply by looking and asking questions. “Twee zien meer dan één.”