Omnifocus share for mac#
Omnifocus share password#

Syncing to your server on the local network only Under Settings, check the box next to Share over WebDAV (OmniFocus uses WebDAV to communicate with the server) and uncheck the other boxes. Double-click to edit it, and give Read & Write permissions to all the accounts which will be accessing the share. When your folder has been created, it should be visible in the list of Shared Folders. Select the folder and click Choose to start sharing it. In the window that opens, choose a safe location on your computer for your OmniFocus database (don’t place it in a folder called Delete Me, for example) and create a New Folder named DAV. Then, click the + button below the Shared Folders list to add a new shared folder.

Click the master switch in the top right to start the File Sharing service. If you’d prefer not to host your own server, you can sign up for an Omni Sync Server account or use another standards-compliant WebDAV host to sync OmniFocus.Īfter installing the Server application and configuring it to manage your Mac, choose File Sharing from the sidebar. Make sure you understand this risk before setting up a server, and be sure to keep your Mac up to date with the latest security patches.

IMPORTANT: When you expose files and folders on your computer to the internet (even with password protection), you assume some risk. Generally speaking configuring a custom WebDAV server is beyond the level of support we can offer (since it isn’t our software), but if you get stuck on something let us know and we’ll do our best to point you in the right direction. You can use OS X Server to create a shared folder on your own Mac which OmniFocus can use to sync your database.

OmniFocus 2 for Mac removes the limited Bonjour sync feature in favor of more flexible cloud-based sync, but there’s still a number of other options available for self-hosting your own OmniFocus data.

Omnifocus share password#

Omnifocus share for mac#