Impossible to open ino's on my synology NAS

Development Tools IDE 2.x
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Hello world, I have updated my IDE with 2.04, and now impossible to open my ino's files on my NAS Synology. I pointed path in IDE preference, but IDE open a blanck scktech, same when i double clic directly on ino. Before no problems. do you have an ideas ?
Thank you very mutch.

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Blanks or special characters in the path.
Unstable network.
Something different we can't see as you don't provide enough evidence like screenshots and error messages.

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my directory path is: 192.168.1.19/myarduino

no error messages, I can brosse my directory myarduino, but when I clic on my ino file, IDE open a new blank sketch instead of my sketch.
thank you

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Are the read/write properties set correctly ?
They can affect what happens on networked drives.
Usually I would suggest against using networks to store files unless you are competant in networking.

In most cases many of us would suggest keeping them on a local drive.
This can be especially true for such as Google and Microsoft online storage etc.

An idea would be to make a copy of the NAS folder on the local drive and then point the IDE to that drive to see is that helps.

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Permissions are maximum.

In fact I store my files on my NAS, because in another room of my house I have a MAC, and I have no problem opening the files on the NAS.
I think it's really related to windows, because I tested with another PC W10, and I have exactly the same problem.

yes it is a possibility...

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Can you open some other document, like a Word or Excel file, if it is in that same NAS folder as the .ino ?

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Good remark, I just put a word/excel/pdf/jpeg, no problem I can open and modify in /myarduino.
peharpps firwall ???

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Either firewall or antivirus or something similar.

As a simple test you could turn off those individually.
Once you work out the culprit you could add an EXCEPTION.

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it's really a mystery, I just stopped firewall and antivirus, it's still the same :rage:

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Then move the folder to the local drive and make sure you point the IDE at that.
It will rule out any unknowns.

Don't forget to restart the computer after the move / copy etc.

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Thank you I going to use this solution.

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That is odd. Normally I would expect a Windows network share to have a UNC path with this format:

\\<host>\<share name>\<path>

There is a known bug that causes opening sketches with UNC paths to fail:

The workaround is to map a normal folder on your local drive to the network share, then open the sketch from that folder.

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ha OK , I understand known,I could see there was something wrong.
I will leave my sketches locally with a dropbox synchro

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