OneDrive for Business on Mac OS X El Capitan I have been running OneDrive 17.3.6378.0329 successfully on OS X Yosemite with both OneDrive Personal and ODFB (installed via a Work account under a corporate Office365 subscription) syncing. Download OneDrive for macOS 10.12 or later and enjoy it on your Mac. Start with 5 GB of free cloud storage or upgrade to a Microsoft 365 subscription to get 1 TB of storage. Microsoft 365 includes premium Office apps, 1 TB cloud storage in OneDrive, advanced security, and more, all in one convenient subscription. When you install the Microsoft OneDrive sync app for Mac, a copy of your OneDrive is downloaded to your Mac and put in the OneDrive folder. This folder is kept in sync with OneDrive. If you add, change, or delete a file or folder on the OneDrive website, the file or folder is added, changed, or deleted in your OneDrive folder and vice versa. OneDrive for Business is available for Macs running OS X El Capitan (10.11) and Mac OS Sierra (10.12) via the Mac Self Service application (see below). With the OneDrive for Business sync client, all of your files residing within your OneDrive folder will be automatically uploaded to the cloud.
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Link ;https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/Get-started-with-the-OneDrive-for-Business-Next-Generation-Sync-Client-on-Mac-OS-X-d11b9f29-00bb-4172-be39-997da46f913f?ui=en-US&rs=en-GB&ad=GB
Setting up
- Start the Welcome to OneDrive wizard.
Method 1: If you have no accounts signed in to OneDrive
- From a Terminal window, type the following and tap Return:defaults write com.microsoft.OneDrive-mac DefaultToBusinessFRE -bool True
- From a Terminal window, type the following and tap Return:defaults write com.microsoft.OneDrive-mac EnableAddAccounts -bool True
- Start OneDrive by hitting cmd+Space to launch a Spotlight query and type “OneDrive”.
Method 2: If you already have a personal account signed in to OneDrive
- Click the OneDrive cloud icon up in your Menu bar and select Quit OneDrive.
- From a Terminal window, type the following and tap Return:defaults write com.microsoft.OneDrive-mac EnableAddAccounts -bool True
- Click the OneDrive cloud icon up in your Menu bar and select Preferences .
- Click the Account tab and in the new Add Account group, select Add a Business Account to start the Welcome to OneDrive wizard.
- Sign in with your work or school account.
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- Sign in to Office 365 with your work or school account.
- On the This is your OneDrive folder screen, click Choose OneDrive Folder Location.
- Select a location where you would like to save your OneDrive files and click Choose this location.
- When you see the This is your OneDrive folder screen, you’ll now see a path to the folder you selected. Click Next to continue.
- On the Sync Files from Your OneDrive screen, choose the folders you want to sync, and click Next.
- When you see Your OneDrive Is Ready for You, the last thing to do is make sure you select Open at login so my files sync automatically. This will ensure that OneDrive runs at login and you always have the most up to date version of all your files.After you enable OneDrive to open at login, you’re done! Click Open your OneDrive folder to see your files sync to your folder.
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Additional resources
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Get an overview of what the Next Generation Sync Client is all about. |
Learn how administrators can deploy the Next Generation Sync Client on OS X to users in their enterprise environment. |
Knowledge base article with release notes, limits, and restrictions (such as invalid characters in file names). |
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After a lot of searching I have found the fix to get it working again
NOTE: The OneDrive for Business Next Generation Sync Client is supported on OS X version 10.9 and above. The new OneDrive for Business sync client doesn't yet support syncing site libraries or on-premises instances of OneDrive for Business (when your organization doesn't subscribe to Office 365).
If you do not have OneDrive installed for personal use, now is the time to get it from the App Store
If you do not have a personal OneDrive account and want to make your business account your default account then open a terminal window and issue the following command, otherwise you can skip to the next steps
- defaults write com.microsoft.OneDrive-mac DefaultToBusinessFRE -bool True
Steps to Convert OneDrive for Business Use
- If you already have OneDrive running on your computer, then click on the cloud icon and select Quit OneDrive
- Next open a Terminal Window and modify OneDrive to support multiple accounts by issuing the following command
- defaults write com.microsoft.OneDrive-mac EnableAddAccounts -bool True
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- Next Re-Start OneDrive from the Applications Folder; Note that I still have OneDrive for Business installed, we will deal with that later
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- Then Click on the OneDrive cloud icon, in the Menu bar, and select Preferences
- Select the Account tab, in the new Add Account section, and select Add a Business Account
- Sign into Office 365 with your work or school account
- Which should redirect you to your Company’s or School’s logon page
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- Now you can choose which directory you want to sync with OneDrive for your Business files.
- Then choose whether to sync some of your files or all of them, personally I always choose to synchronise my entire directory
- Next you are given the option to allow OneDrive to Open at login to sync the files automatically, I recommend that you check this box to enable this feature
- You should now see either two OneDrive Cloud icons on your menu bar if you also have a personal OneDrice account, or just the one for you work or school account.
- The last step is to ensure that OneDrive starts automatically at login, to do that click on the cloud icon in the menu bar and select preferences
- This time select the General tab and ensure that the Open at login check box is ticked