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Hi @"dsoprea", Yes, webhooks can becomes more configurable and let developers configure what they (the hooks) have to provide. The conception instead is different - the idea is just to be a signal that something changes (one or more thing, in one or more accounts). In your code, you have to receive this "signal" and let…

Hi again @"webrobert", Just to note some corner cases and some ways your code may get more stable. Starting with listing and immediately continue that listing can lead to some inconsistencies at the beginning. If your initial listing "eat" the entire number of entries then the continuation wont return anything - the…

@"JohnPT", Yes refresh token doesn't expire. It's used for periodical retrieve/refresh access token anew. This happens with specific request to Dropbox server (usually performed by SDK internally). That's something that fails. Let's see why. Take a look here about details on how OAuth works (including the refresh - last…

@"JohnPT" wrote:... Exception has occurred: ConnectionError HTTPSConnectionPool(host='api.dropboxapi.com', port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: /oauth2/token (Caused by NewConnectionError('<urllib3.connection.HTTPSConnection object at 0x000001BBB8E9DFD0>: Failed to establish a new connection: [WinError 10060] A…

Hi @"gdbcom", You can try split your data in smaller portions and try step by step to see where the issue is. Possible corner cases are special files, that can be used as they are, only in Dropbox (like Dropbox paper, gdocs, etc). In such a way if something goes wrong, you wont need to repeat everything, but only the part…

Your versions are not too different, but it's good idea to be the same so when you do some test to be sure the result will be repeatable to max extent. Also it's good to be the last version (possible bug fixes etc.), in spite not mandatory. Do it however you like. If something is going wrong still, as I said, check the…

@"JohnPT" wrote:... I created a new app and used a new access code. that worked fine on both the local test and cloud test machine. Not enough knowledge to know what that means? ... That means your upload API call works, but your refresh API call seems problematic for some reason. When you're using access token refresh…

@"AlvaroHuertas", have you selected some team scope for your application 🤔 or not yet? Without team scope you can't use team related features even when the API call, you're using, doesn't require such scopes! In such cases the call will be rooted to the home scope and you can't change this. Keep in mind that when you…

Hi @"webrobert", First of all, using list_folder alone, will never get the changes alone! Is this ever worked (on any account type)? I don't think so. You need to keep the last cursor cached and when some change comes in, you can "continue" with changes only. 😉 @"webrobert" wrote:... I am having an issue getting changes to…

@"JohnPT" wrote:... It fails on the final line the upload request. > print(dbx.files_upload(f.read(),filetouploadname, mode=dropbox.files.WriteMode("overwrite"))) I get a dbx object that looks fine in vscode. ... Just to add some clarification. Yes, for sure the code, you posted, is the only place where things can get…

@"JohnPT", some more info might be helpful. Your Python SDK single method call involves 2 API calls (on 2 different Dropbox servers)! It's not clear least which one fails. Some stacktrace would be fine. Does the same happen if you perform client object initialization with access token, instead of refresh token? Check that,…

Hi @"martinweiss", Dropbox provides Python SDK, but doesn't support any particular work environment explicitly; it's your responsibility. As about AWS Lambda, you need to add in some way any non builtin features (including Dropbox SDK and all possible its non builtin dependencies). What is missing actually can be seen in…

@"mansi2821" wrote:... i am uploading one file inside a3 now is there any way i can know using parent folder if there is any modification or not Yes, you can use the same way usable for monitoring single folder (your parent folder), but set the flag "recursive". In such a way all changes related to the pointed folder (the…

Ha ha.. 😁 you are trying to evaluate an existing link, not to create a new link. 😉 If you want to create such link take a look here. 😉 Hope this helps.

@"cristrod817", where is your shared link? 🙃 Did you forget what you're trying achieve - to get shared link metadata? You have to provide a shared link with that url field, not just some URL! What actually do you expect to see as metadata for the 'link' you provided? 😁 Hope this gives the next step.

Hi @"helloBichya", Ok, but how/where did you get your refresh token from? 🧐 You haven't shown that in your post. 🤔. ... or maybe you're trying use the code as a refresh token? 😁 They are different things. 😉 Take a look once again in documentation. Hope this helps.

Hi again @"Esikhoob", I see what you mean. Dropbox .NET SDK unfortunately is not designed in a way to be possible such things. The fields you're interested in are hidden/private. So no, you cannot use the provided SDK as is, but you can use the sources as a template and re-implement it (with some slight changes - expose…

The SDK does it for you. You don't need to do anything explicitly.

@"harshatupwork" wrote:... On my system, if dropbox desktop app is already logged in, is there any way to create document link using code without login ... Hi @"harshatupwork", Such a feature is supported on Linux only by now. So, if your system is Linux, then Yes, otherwise - No. @"harshatupwork" wrote:... can I get new…

Hi @"drop_dev", "localhost" and "localhost:4100" are different things. 😉 Aren't they? Good luck.

@"Greg-DB" wrote:...; it is only needed if/when you want to get an access token with a specific subset of the scopes authorized to the given refresh token when calling with 'grant_type=refresh_token'. ... and also if you want to restrict scopes available to the refresh token as a subset of all scopes available to the…

Hi @"johnsdimauro", Dropbox count shared space to the quota of all participants (including the owner and all invited), that's why all need free space for the same storage. Doesn't matter how the content is shared (view only or can edit). 🤷 That's it. Hope this clarifies matter.

Hi @"Daniel G.70", As can be seen from the error message, you're trying scopes on no scoped application! 🙋 Why? 🤔 Try to remove the last part (representing the scopes) from the request payload. Or register a new scoped application and start anew. Hope this helps.

@"HalHal" wrote:... Is the plugin proprietary, and so unlikely to get any help from the community? Yes and No. Yes, of course, it's Dropbox property and in this context is proprietary. No, it's FOSS so you can download the sources and fix what disturb you if/when you have/find some time. Take a look here. The plugin there…

Wow... I have to agree with you. There is influence of the Dropbox plugin on how Nautilus behaves and degrade its behavior. I haven't noticed it till now, but it looks like a bug in the plugin. 🤦 I don't want to disappoint you, but don't rely this bug to be fixed. Linux is NOT first class citizen here unfortunately.

To be honest I can't reproduce that. It works for me. Are you sure the context you're representing, in your call, really has access permission there? 🤔 You may need admin access! Who is the owner of the parent folder and if that's not you, as a member, what access you have?

@"HalHal", I have never seen such a behavior, you described (for any distribution). 🤷 Probably you used to use some special configuration... 🤔 so I can't comment that. @"HalHal" wrote:... I'd really rather not have to use an ampersand, as it creates output that I don't want (the process ID). ... If your concern is the…

Yes, that's one of the scenarios I mentioned above (when you are nesting shared folders and need to exclude derived/inherited access - when parent folder has more members than needed). @"Poui" wrote:Hi @"Здравко", So after the creation of the folder, I need to share it ... By the way, you can do it in one call. When you…

Hi @"HalHal", Hmm.. 🤔 When has it been: @"HalHal" wrote:... Before the update, running nautilus functioned properly, and did not block the terminal. ... Are you certain? Any application, that doesn't fork, block the terminal when runs (including Nautilus). Are you sure when you say "not block" you mean Nautilus running…

@"Poui" wrote:... automate the creation of a folder in a shared folder after the start of a new project. ... I don't know which endpoint I can use to remove the access of the rest of the team while only giving access to the concerned people. ... Hi @"Poui", There is no way to do that on "a folder". You need another shared…