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OneDrive Upload and Share Permissions
The user claims they were also using iCloud backup in the folder/files location where they were trying to "upload and share" via the OneDrive/O365 ecosystem, and changing location has resolved the issue. So not a OneDrive issue after all....Thanks!
Hi...no, they are internal.
What happens if you right-click and select the link settings, which options are available there? Also, does it make a difference if they upload/attach the file after all the recipients have been entered vs when the address fields are empty?
In general, I would check the sharing/link settings for the user
Get-SPOSite blabla | select *sharing*,*link*
Hmm. Not sure what you mean by "right click and select link settings" unless you are referring to the uploaded file/link. If so then;
"I would check...." looks like a powershell command. If so, can you please explain the steps where to run it, what site address to use (the user's OneDrive root url??) and if sharing and link are variables I need to enter. Thanks!
On the screenshot above, click "Recipients can view", it should bring up the link settings dialog, where you can confirm the type of link, recipients, settings, etc.
As for the cmdlet, you need the SPO PowerShell module: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/sharepoint/sharepoint-online/connect-sharepoint-online
Follow the steps in the article above to install/connect. Once connected, replace "blabla" with the user's ODFB URL in the example above, the rest you can copy/paste (no variables).
No go w/ the SharePoint Online Management Shell. I'm not one of our Enterprise Tenant SP Admins.
I'll connect with the user to: click "Recipients can view", it should bring up the link settings dialog, where you can confirm the type of link, recipients, settings, etc.