[gmichaud]

Hello,

I'm trying to sync my OmniFocus to a WebDAV directory i just configured on IIS 6.0. The server is on port 8080 since the ISP blocks port 80.

http://myhostname.com:8080/omnifocus/gabriel/

This won't work, and it has to do with the port number. OmniFocus is able to create the file on the server (copy-in-progress or something like this), but it fails afterwards with the following error:

Could not access the WebDAV location “myhostname.com/omnifocus/OmniFocus.ofocus/ofcfxuzowXi.client-write-in-progress-oK2f1sBxUQS”.

If I do the same thing, but using the internal IP address without specifying a port number, it works fine.

[Brian]

I'm sending an email over to the QA folks; we'll look into this tomorrow. Thanks for reporting it!

I'm seeing the same behavior. It looks like a port number specified in the URL is ignored or parsed incorrectly.

[john36]

Using a non-standard port works for me (at least Omnifocus does connect to the server and is able to read and write files there). But I always get the message "Your database couldn't be synchronized, because the database on the server appears to be totally unrelated to the local database". I don't know if the two are related.
(See me post in the thread "Sync always triggers "no longer compatible" message")

[gmichaud]

Any update on this issue?

[Lizard]

We haven't been able to reproduce this here yet. I'll file a bug though, to make sure we don't forget to look into it again soon.