Troubleshooting

Check the common causes first

Most first-run problems are connection, certificate, login, upload, or backup-state issues. Work from the server outward.

Goal

Find the failing access path

Find the likely cause quickly, then either fix it or send enough detail for support to help.

Details

Gather these details

  • Server Manager status.
  • Server address and port.
  • App, browser, or tool used.
  • Error text and screenshot.
  • Whether another app can connect.

1. Server is unreachable

Confirm Server Manager shows the server as running. Then try the WebUI address from the same computer and from another device on the same network.

2. Discovery does not find the server

Keep both devices on the same local network, check firewall prompts, and try the copied address from Server Manager.

3. Certificate warning

Use a trusted certificate or a trusted local setup before moving important files. Do not make a habit of accepting certificate warnings without understanding the server address.

4. Login fails

Confirm the username, password, and server address. If the first admin was just created, try signing in through the WebUI before testing other paths.

5. WebUI works but WebDAV/rclone fails

Check that the WebDAV URL ends with /webdav/, credentials are correct, and rclone is configured with vendor: other.

6. Uploads fail

Check available disk space, quota, connection stability, and whether the user has write permission for the target folder.

7. Backup status looks wrong

Check target credentials, bucket/container permissions, retryable failures, and whether new files are still queued.

Success check

You know which app, browser, or tool fails; which one still works; and which exact error appears.

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