Hi John,
Please try and see if you can View Deails, and, furthermore, run Repair OneDrive for Business and let us know the results.
I would like to share some details on this Repair feature in OneDrive for Business Mac Client specifically:
• Repair OneDrive for Business will check the files in the local OneDriveBusiness directory for any corruption. Unlike the Windows client, it does not create an archive folder, and back up or download all the files. Instead, it goes through the files to check for corruption, and if it finds any corruption, it will attempt to repair it.
Then, for further investigation if the issue persists, and to check which 2 files the message is refering to, please:
Go up to the Menu bar and click Go and select Go to Folder. Type in ~/library/logs and click Go.
OneDrive for Business will write five logs:
OneDriveBusiness-* logs (-, -ERR, -HTTP)
StorageHTTPTraffic.log
Client log (<Machine name>-MacBook-Pro.dev=<date/time stamp>.log
This will open up the logs folder so that you can access the logs, and please send them to us for analysis.
To protect your privacy, you may send the logs to our Workspace. I have sent you a private message to show you how to.
Access the private message via the following steps:
1. Go to the Your details section on the right side of the community page.
2. Click Private messages.
3. Click the subject title of the response to read the message.
In addition, it appears that the screenshot is currently unavailable. Would you re-upload it so that we can look into it closely?
Feel free to post back and we will discuss it further.
Best Regards,
Rene