My third idea was to directly access the NAS via WebDAV.
How can I force iOS/iPadOS to reintegrate the SMB-Filesystem into the local file system?. But also the File app is loosing the connection after a certain time. The good news are the name after smblientd/ seems to be stable within iOS. 
#WEBDAV FILE SYNCHRONIZATION CODE#
With the following code Let serverPath = "/var/mobile/Library/LiveFiles//Wzt.“ I also tried to use the direct link: /var/mobile/Library/LiveFiles//Wzt.
Is there a possibility to push scriptable to reininitiate the File Bookmarks?. What are the basic principles of the File Bookmarks? I don‘t yet fully understand, what they can do and what they can’t. I was expecting that the File Bookmarks will work for ever but for me they don‘t. Also WiFi is of at night, so the login has to start every day new. I have to admit, that my NAS is down at night (energy saving) and restarts every morning. Every day I have to delete and create new File Bookmark as iOS (or scriptable) can‘t find it. But this can be overcome with a VPN connection to the rooter. The disadvantage of this method is, that the files are only available at home. Where „serverVerzeichnis“ is the File Bookmark within scriptable. (Only available form WiFi at home.) I included the bookmark into scriptable with the following command:Ĭonst serverPath = fm.bookmarkedPath("serverVerzeichnis") The file system of the NAS can be includes into the iOS File manager via smb://192.168.178.30 
The bookmarks should manage the folder on iOS and the folder on the NAS. However, I struggle with the filemanagement.Īt first, I used the scriptable „File Bookmarks“.
So, I thought a scriptable widget which is triggered time by time is the best way to sync the folders. The objective is to have files available offline and when I push a file from iPad to the server having it available on iPhone, too. I have a Synology Diskstation which supports WebDAV (like NextCloud and OwnCloud) and SMB. I would like to sync files and folders between iPad, iPhone and my NAS.
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