General Error on setup account

[guillaumev]

General Error on setup account

[horstk]

I have the same problem. Older thunderbird versions worked quite good with this addon, but after updating thunderbird the addon refused to work, I currently work with thunderbird 31.4.0 and owncloud 7.0.4

[mdocken]

What other addons do you have installed? It's been my experience that conflicts between addons can arise after a TB upgrade.

Just a thought!

Mark

On February 21, 2015 10:49:25 AM EST, horstk [email protected] wrote:

I have the same problem. Older thunderbird versions worked quite good
with this addon, but after updating thunderbird the addon refused to
work, I currently work with thunderbird 31.4.0 and owncloud 7.0.4

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[Matthias84]

This is TB 31.4.0 on Linux Mint 17
with enabled addons:

• Enigmail 1.7.2
• Messaging Menue and Unity Launcher Integration 1.3.1
• OC for filelink 1.1

[guillaumev]

Please try version 1.2: https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/addon/owncloud-for-filelink/versions/

[tetsuo76]

I am having the same problem with OC for filelink 1.2 on Linux Mint 17 & TB 31.5.0. (No other addons installed). btw it works great on Windows.

[Matthias84]

Same here the 1.2 doesn't connect. Is there anything we can do to help you debugging?

[guillaumev]

Just a thought: it seems like the pattern of the URL to your owncloud is https://www.yourdomain.com/owncloud/. @tetsuo76 and @Matthias84 Can you confirm this ? If it's the case, could you try setting the server URL to https://www.yourdomain.com/owncloud (without any trailing slash) and see what happens ?

[tetsuo76]

@guillaumev Thanks for the quick response. My ownCloud URL is https://cloud.domain.com. I've tried both https://cloud.domain.com and https://cloud.domain.com/ and still get the same error.

[Matthias84]

@guillaumev Sorry doesn't work for me, too I also checked both variants before and now. (indeed I already coded similar bugs ;))

If you send me an PM I can give you further details of my instance and if you like I add an user for testing purpose.

[guillaumev]

@Matthias84 Yes please send me details of your instance with a test user at [email protected]. Thanks.

[horstk]

Same problem here. I use owncloud 7.05 and owncloud_for_filelink 1.2, thunderbird 36.0.4
URL pattern is https://yourdomain.com/owncloud

I get the following error in owncloud.log

{"app":"webdav","message":"Sabre\DAV\Exception\NotImplemented: There was no handler found for this "POST" method","level":4,"time":"2015-03-30T14:13:35+00:00"}

Regards
Horst

[guillaumev]

Hi,

After some debugging with @Matthias84, it seems like the issue comes from the owncloud installation, and not from the thunderbird extension. To find out whether your owncloud can work with the extension, go to:

[owncloud_base_url]/ocs/v1.php/apps/files_sharing/api/v1/shares

and use your username and password to login. You should see your shares in an XML format under "data". If you don't see them, then the extension won't work...

In the owncloud install of @Matthias84, the data element here was empty. Unfortunately, so far, we were not able to find out why this element was empty...

[srsbiz]

I can reproduce empty data node when "Allow apps to use the Share API" is unchecked in admin panel

[tetsuo76]

@guillaumev I was able to view all my shared folders using the URL you provided. I can give you access to my owncloud if that helps. Feel free to send me a pm. @srsbiz "Allow apps to use the Share API" was already checked. My ownCloud version is 8.0.2 (stable) and as I mentioned earlier I am trying the add-on on a Linux Mint 17 & Thunderbird 31.5.0.

[guillaumev]

@tetsuo76 Feel free to send me details of your instance and a test user at [email protected]. I will see what I can do, but I don't know exactly when...

[tetsuo76]

This is for @Matthias84 and the rest of Linux users that had the same problem. I've managed to make it work! I was having a weird caching problem. Try deleting first any ownCloud saved passwords on Thunderbird/Preferences/Security/Passwords. Then login to your ownCloud and change your ownCloud user password to something simple (without any symbols etc that seems to be an issue as well) and try to connect with filelink again. Try entering your attachments directory in this format /Attachments/

[Blaimi]

Deleting the passwords worked for me, too. Before I had 2 Passwords saved, the first one from the Canlendars and the other one from filelink. After deleting, I added the filelink-stuff and now the calendars also working—with only one password stored in the password-manager.

[Matthias84]

@guillaumev Thanks for your support :-) I now switched to OC 8.02 and at least it works with http. Do you think it's worth to investigate if there are remaining problems with the CAcert setup?

[gfa]

i have the same problem, i cannot configure the account, i don't see anything on server log neither on thunderbird's error console. if i use curl to connect to the url it works fine. i've added CAcert to the list of trusted CA on thunderbird. how can i get more debug to troubleshot?

thunderbird 31.5 and 31.6, owncloud 8.0.2. linux on both

[gfa]

@tetsuo76 i had data empty node on the xml until i enabled share API and share a file

[yuniers]

I'm experiment the same.
Please see this comment

[guillaumev]

Closing this, please try version 1.4 and reopen if needed.