Was this ever resolved? I have the same issue with Server 2k.
Rainald Taesler wrote:
John Guin [msft] wrote:it is great to see that you are going to help the OP on
10-Dec-09
John Guin [msft] wrote
it is great to see that you are going to help the OP on his problem
But why do you take the issue back to "private mail"
Questions of this sort drop in every now and then. So it seems to be a
important topic
If the OP with your aid will find out the reason for his problem (UR
instead of a UNC path) and a solution will be found, this for sure woul
be mist interesting for the community
Therefore IMO it might have been better to keep this "public"
In any case it would be most valuable if the OP or you could post
report in the findings in here
TI
Rainal
http://www.archivum.info/microsoft.public.onenote/2008-09/00366/ON_file_not_working_off_a_file_serve
http://blogs.msdn.com/descapa/archi...ook-on-sharepoint-on-windows-server-2008.aspx
Previous Posts In This Thread:
Problems Opening Notebooks from Server 2008 Folder Share
I have asked before with no solution, and searched and searched, and a
perplexed so I thought I would pose my question and summarize again. Ou
office uses ON extensively so this is very important to us
A summary of the issue
1. All notebooks were saved on a SBS 2003 server share for a few years an
all worked great
2. We moved to a new Server 2008 server, and copied all notebooks to a shar
on the new server
3. Now, if we try to open the notebook from a drive mapped to the serve
share, we get an error requesting a password but cannot enter a password, an
cannot open the notebook
4. If we navigate to the folder through the UNC path, the file opens with n
problem
I have found this post that states that there are problems if WebDAV i
installed on the server, but we do not have WebDAV
http://blogs.msdn.com/david_rasmussen
I have found this post discussing problems if files are on a sharepoin
server, but we do not have a sharepoint server
http://blogs.msdn.com/descapa/archi...book-on-sharepoint-on-windows-server-2008.asp
Any help would be very much appreciated! This is very imporant to us.
I apologize that I had apparently overlooked a few responses to some
I apologize that I had apparently overlooked a few responses to some olde
responses. Something new that I noticed
When I try to open the notebook from the mapped drive (F), it shows th
notebook on the left side of ON but has a red symbol showing it cannot b
openned. If I hover over it, it does not show the file a
F:\Ontenotefiles\File, it shows
http://server/onenotefiles/file. Does thi
help at all
Thanks again
:
Ok, when I try to create a folder on that mapped drive I get an error.
Ok, when I try to create a folder on that mapped drive I get an error. So,
select to create it on F:\, and I get this error
OneNote cannot create a new notebook at
http://Server/Firm Docs/Test/ (note: it does not say F:\
Possible reasons include
- The specified location is not availabl
- You do not have permissions ....
Thanks
:
Also, I found this old post that seems to mirror my issues:
http://www.archivum.
Also, I found this old post that seems to mirror my issues
http://www.archivum.info/microsoft.public.onenote/2008-09/00366/ON_file_not_working_off_a_file_serve
He seemed to solve this through the offline files setting. I have checke
and this was enabled on my workstation, but was not enabled on my server 200
machine
:
pwncpa wrote
umb question:Why do not you use the UNC path to open the
pwncpa wrote
Dumb question
Why do not you use the UNC path to open the notebooks (instead of th
mapped drive letter)?
\\servername\directory\
I have set the default location for ON like this.
Rainald
pwncpa wrote:Once again the very strange appearance of a *URL*.
pwncpa wrote:
Once again the very strange appearance of a *URL*.
What happens if you try to save a Word-doc or an Excel XLS to the mapped
location?
Rainald
pwncpa wrote:
http://www.archivum.info/microsoft.public.
pwncpa wrote:
http://www.archivum.info/microsoft....9/00366/ON_file_not_working_off_a_file_server
I had been active in this thread and dimly remembered it ;-)
As Fergus said "So it seems if you enable offline folders of any sort
through the same
mapped drive on which your ON files are, it will not work.", did you try to
*DISABLE* the "Offline-Files" feature on the workstation?
Rainald
pwncpa wrote:No, wrong assumption.
pwncpa wrote:
No, wrong assumption.
If the file appears in the navigation pane it is open.
The red symbol indicates that it can not be *synched*.
If it shows the syntax for an *URL* there is something seriously wrong
with the settings on the server or the client or both.
Could it be that a Webserver (IIS f.e.) gets in the way?
Rainald
Can you jump over to my blog and use email link at its upper right to
Can you jump over to my blog and use email link at its upper right to contact
me?
Sorry for the problems.
--
Thanks,
John Guin
OneNote Test Team
http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin
:
Thanks John. I just sent you an email from your blog.
Thanks John. I just sent you an email from your blog.
Paul
:
John Guin [msft] wrote:it is great to see that you are going to help the OP on
John Guin [msft] wrote:
it is great to see that you are going to help the OP on his problem!
But why do you take the issue back to "private mail"?
Questions of this sort drop in every now and then. So it seems to be an
important topic.
If the OP with your aid will find out the reason for his problem (URL
instead of a UNC path) and a solution will be found, this for sure would
be mist interesting for the community.
Therefore IMO it might have been better to keep this "public".
In any case it would be most valuable if the OP or you could post a
report in the findings in here.
TIA
Rainald
http://www.archivum.info/microsoft....9/00366/ON_file_not_working_off_a_file_server
http://blogs.msdn.com/descapa/archi...ook-on-sharepoint-on-windows-server-2008.aspx
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