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Emily Mason
Jan 02, 2019Copper Contributor
Files shared with Anyone sometimes prompt users to request acccess to the file
My company is experiencing an intermittent problem where sometimes a OneDrive for Business file shared with the setting "Anyone with this link can edit" prompts the user the file is being shared with...
J_Richard_Berg
Jan 20, 2023Copper Contributor
nickf23 these steps don't work in my personal OneDrive.
- "Return to classic OneDrive" isn't an option -- I see only "Premium OneDrive", "451GB used", and "Get the OneDrive apps".
- If I theorize that maybe I'm already in Classic and proceed to the settings gear, I don't see "Site settings", nor do I see "People and Groups" on any subsequent page. My gear options are "Options", "Upgrade", and "English (United States)".
In my nonprofit org, I am able to follow the Sharepoint steps. However there are two problems:
- You have a typo in the URLs. Should be "_layouts" not "_layout".
- Upon reaching this page, I do not see the troublesome user account. For example, given my recent experience of being asked to (re-)authenticate via personal identity, I'd expect to see email address removed for privacy reasons listed as an erroneous guest account here. But it's not there. Nor do I see the work/school accounts of end users who've complained in the past.
I do see my nonprofit identity (email address removed for privacy reasons) in the list, but I'm obviously not going to delete that -- I'm the only site admin!
J_Richard_Berg
Jan 20, 2023Copper Contributor
Given some effort, I'm pretty sure I could repro this under a debugger. (I'm a former MS SDE/T)
Before I waste more time, I'd like some confirmation that folks on the inside are still treating this very old issue as Sev1, and will communicate the right place to send trace logs where they'll actually be seen. (@lrc5333 did this work back in 2020, yet here we are...)
Before I waste more time, I'd like some confirmation that folks on the inside are still treating this very old issue as Sev1, and will communicate the right place to send trace logs where they'll actually be seen. (@lrc5333 did this work back in 2020, yet here we are...)