Failed to Save Files to Cloud Drive
Saving to Cloud Drive can fail because of account permissions, file service issues, storage space, or folder access rules.
Common Symptoms
- A file is received but cannot be saved to Cloud Drive.
- Some folders can save files while others fail.
- The saved file cannot be found in the target folder.
What to Check First
- Confirm the target folder and user permissions.
- Check whether Cloud Drive and file transfer are working for other users.
- Check server disk space and file service status.
Recommended Actions
- Try saving another file to another folder.
- Confirm whether the user has upload permission for the target space.
- Ask operations to check file service and storage if multiple users are affected.
When to Contact an Administrator or Operations Team
- The issue affects multiple users or the whole company.
- The fix requires restarting production services, replacing certificates, changing databases, changing file services, or updating License files.
- Provide the failure time, impact scope, screenshots, account information, client version, server address, and related logs when reporting the issue.
