private static string NormalizeSlashes(string url).

/// Normalizes the slashes in a url fragment.

duplicati/duplicati/blob/master/Duplicati/Library/Backend/OneDrive/MicrosoftGraphBackend.cs#L567 Is there any way you can you look for these “wrong” slashes and just flip them to the correct direction? This would make this much friendlier and less confusing.Īre you sure it does not auto correct automatically? There is code here that fixes it: I assume you process the text from these edit boxes to drop other illegal characters. The AuthID clearly punches through that without problem.

And the OS has OneDrive logged in as Charlie all at the same time. Even though I have a different page open in Charlie’s OneDrive. The backup seems happy to go to Fred’s OneDrive without troubles. I test the connection to Fred’s OneDrive - still valid.

I now open a new tab for Duplicati’s Control panel to Edit the job. Using Edge which is currently open in Charlie’s OneDrive folder editing a document. Meanwhile Edge is open logged into OneDrive and editing a document as Charlie.ĭouble evil test now. I am connected now and using Firefox to look at the backup I hit Run Now. Charlie’s backup ran fine and sent data to Fred’s OneDrive. I’ll also find out Tonight if a Win10 PC that is logged into Dave’s Microsoft Account will let me get an AuthID to Fred’s account for backup on there too. I will know for sure when I check those logs tonight. And after my fiddling - the spreadsheet loaded as Charlie again, and the backup let me “Test Connection” with Fred’s AuthID in place. This guy stays “always logged in” on the web browser so he can edit a spreadsheet in his own OneDrive. At least when I did a quick check it seemed to work. It would make things more ID-10T proof.Īs to “ What happened on Charlie’s computer?” - I’ll tell you tonight when I login to check for problems. I would repeat my previous requests of having the GUI clean up the slashes to ones that work automagically. My meaning was right, but words were wrong. I meant to type that the other way around.

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