i have a similar problem. i’ve monkeyed with all the share settings in the dashboard. the odd thing is, i can access all files over the network through the desktop mycloud app, but it just refuses to work through the iphone app, on network or off. and i keep getting that same error: No Network. The Internet is unavailable. Please try again later.
note: this is occuring with a specific personal folder that i added. the Public folder seems to be working fine (with the handful of files i’ve test out in there).
If you are a Mac user, and copy files using the Finder or an application like ChronoSync, sometimes you’ll get a normally invisible file called “Icon?” in the destination folder. This causes the error message in question. If you can use the Terminal and unix, you can delete it.
I recently ran into the problem where the MyCloud.app for iOS was giving me the ‘No network’ error when attempting to list Music. After careful deletion and addition of files in the Public/Shared Music folder I found that the problem was not with the filename extension (it was .mp3) but rather with the MP3 metadata. In my case there was a newline in the album’s name and that caused the problem. I went into iTunes on my Mac and fixed the album name of the offending files and re-uploaded them and got no errors.
I had the same issue. I copied all of the contents of the folder I couldn’t access to another folder that I could access on the drive. I think deleted all of the contents of the troubled folder. After recopying the files back into the troubled folder, I was able to access it again.
