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Hello Forum Members, I have a project where I receive public URLs of files, and I need to save these files to a specific folder structure in Dropbox. The folder structure in Dropbox should be organized as follows: Parent > Year (dynamic) > Month (dynamic) > Number tokens (dynamic). I'm wondering if it's possible to achieve…
This code works great with small ones when saving small files. But it does not save large ones of about 5mb in size. Why does dropbox saver not save files larger than 5 MB when creating a link via reader.readAsDataURL(blob) $(".LinguoKey_1w_DropboxExportProgressButton").click(async function () { const localStorageData =…
About a week ago, POST content.dropboxapi.com/2/files/download started returning 401 when I pass the access token via the authorization URL query parameter (the CORS workaround from the docs). The same token works if I pass it in the Authorization header instead. The URL-parameter method still works on files/upload and…
I'm implementing a server-to-server batch integration using the Dropbox API v2 with OAuth 2.0. I'm using token_access_type=offline to obtain a refresh token, and calling grant_type=refresh_token before each batch run to get a fresh access token. I have two questions that I couldn't find clearly documented: 1. Refresh token…
Hi Dropbox Support, I'm on a 3 TB plan and I'm backing up a large music‑production library (~1.2 TB, ~130,000 files) to my Dropbox using rclone. After several backup runs today, my account's metadata/listing API appears heavily rate‑limited: a request to list even my 8 top‑level folders returns nothing after 20+ seconds…
It's difficult to reliably view preflight (OPTIONS) calls in Chrome or Firefox, so I installed Fiddler to see what's going on.
The IPv4 loopback address block is nearly seventeen million addresses automatically bound from 127.0.0.0 to 127.255.255.255, but the settings page in the App Console allows only the single address 127.0.0.1. It reports valid loopback addresses in that range as "non-local". This makes it impossible for apps to listen on…
Hi all I'm building an app on the Dropbox API and need a definitive answer on how daily sharing bandwidth is attributed in one specific shared-folder scenario. I've laid the setup out below with labelled accounts to remove any ambiguity. Setup Account O ("owner"): an end user's Dropbox account that owns a folder of files.…
The dbxcli app that you provide (and that we rely on) appears to have had it's access to the API revoked. All operations fail with a "This app is currently disabled". Thanks Dropbox, great move. This is going to take me hours to workaround until you can fix it.
I want to `get` files that have spaces in the filename. $ dbxcli ls /humility/_dataRawUnprocessed /humility/_dataRawUnprocessed/RWQ raw /humility/_dataRawUnprocessed/XYZ raw csv /humility/_dataRawUnprocessed/ABC raw pdf /humility/_dataRawUnprocessed/QWR raw csv /humility/_dataRawUnprocessed/readme.txt But it doesn't work.…
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