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Hi @"saviomilbratz" , Not to repeat something already said, take a look on here. Can you post the actual error log? Thanks.

@"Andy Coda" wrote: ...-rwxrwxrwx@ 1 andrewmackay staff 1151856 16 Mar 18:06 DropboxCrashpad ... and here is the ls command again after running those commands: ...-rwxr-xr-x@ 1 andrewmackay staff 1151856 16 Mar 18:06 DropboxCrashpad ...to me looks the same, excpet the '-' has moved, if that means anything. Yes, it means,…

@"HleeLee" wrote:To me, it looks very close to what the OP said (below). ... 😁😆🙂 @"HleeLee", Do the actual error messages look the same: @"Andy Coda" wrote:Exception: should not give write permissions to other users for the module,…

Hi @"HleeLee", Take in mind that the initial error message is a template pretty same for almost all kind of critical issues Dropbox application encounters. The same message dialog definitely doesn't mean the same issue! When you are saying: @"HleeLee" wrote:I'm having the same issue. ... ... what do you actually mean? 🤔 Is…

Hi again @"Andy Coda", The ****** file you have created seems Ok. That proves the issue is not in your default settings. It appears exactly as has to be. The commands you have executed, as listed, can't be a reason for the issue observed. Still not clear what could be the reason, but let's try fix it by hands. At the…

@"Andy Coda" wrote: ..., I've followed a series of terminal scripts from the FAQ section but it did nothing. ... Hi @"Andy Coda", As mentioned in the error message (on the bottom), you have given strange write permission on some places. In the same context, what are the "series of terminal scripts" you have tried? To be…

@"cann0nball" wrote: ... Won't the file in the scratch folder get deleted if I uninstall Dropbox in order to install an older version?The issue I have is that the file in scratch folder was newer (updated) than the one available in Dropbox. ... If you have updated your Dropbox application already to recent version, your…

Hi @"cann0nball", Yes, you are right. Unfortunately, Dropbox forcibly introduce their new "feature" without option to be turn off. The files/folders get hidden even before version 226.2.2. 🤷 Take a look here for more info (some option). Good luck!

@"pcooperuk" wrote: ..., have also setup webhooks to notify that a unknown change has happened. ... no way I can efficiently process this volume of /folder/continues just for example if one file / folder has changed. ... ... There is no way to identify the change, all I can do is call listfolder/continue on every single…

@"deco10" wrote:Because my app on my smart tv can not use re-direct function. ... Hi @"deco10", I don't believe some device can't use redirect; this is very basic feature of HTTP protocol and is much older than both Dropbox and your TV. 😜 The redirection itself isn't the issue, definitely. While we are talking for TVs,…

@"hardreturn" wrote:oh ya, less than 24hrs. what the ******. any idea why that link no longer works @Здравкo ? nothing changed at all on my end Hi @"hardreturn", 🤔 I should confess, have no idea what you are talking about. The correct raw link in your OP still works! I just opened it and everything is fine. What exactly…

@"hardreturn" wrote:... Wondering what to do in order to link to files properly? Hi @"hardreturn", You have done everything as should be and everything seems just fine. 😉 Is there some issue with the embedding? 🧐 About link change disturbing you, yes, that's normal. Dropbox perform multiple redirects to let viewer access…

@"James_T" wrote: .., I assume the call is done correctly, if it wasn't I assume I would get an error about something else, or even a missing "query" parameter? Better, don't assume anything! 👆 I can't be certain, what actually you have done. Seems you have posted in OP your HTTP query. 🧐 Is this correct? If so, there are…

Hi @"James_T", Have you took a look on where parameters have to be put on? 🤔 Into header part of the HTTP query or into data part? 🧐 What are you doing actually? 🙂 Hope this tip gives right direction.

Hi @"mastis", You are renaming a folder 'FromFolder', in your account root, to name 'ToFolder'. Am I right? Are you sure such a folder exists? 🧐 Did you try to list your root' content; is there 'FromFolder'? Try that! Just take in mind when application is restricted to its own folder, that's the root which application can…

Hi @"wmbass123", When you create a shared link (pointing to some file or folder, including "pdf" file), by default it's preview link and ends with "?dl=0". You can transform such a link to downloadable link by replace link ending, mentioned before, to "?dl=1". If you want direct access to the pointed file content, set the…

@"Mark", those folders aren't listed in Shared!

@"JOfE" wrote:... I have never shared them. ... Hi @"JOfE", Are you sure you "have never shared them"? 🧐 🙂 I'm sure in just opposite. At some moment you have shared the folders, in focus, to some people. Later the share recipient(s) remove their-self from the sharing. Finally as a result (most probably a bug) the folder(s)…

Hi @"JOfE", 🤔 Hm... That's really strange. Is there any chance you have received that directory by somebody as a shared folder and after that the owner has got out of share without transfer ownership to you? 🧐 In such a case you would been the only person referring particular directory without being owner, so it's shared…

Hi @"leftnotracks", 🙂 I have never said to look on Account Preferences, what you are actually doing! In my post is "Account Settings". 😉 Follow the link and find "Early releases" there. Make sure it's turn off. Since your version is automatically updated to beta, this is turn definitely on now. Hope this helps.

Hi @"leftnotracks", If you want to avoid install betas, just turn off "Early releases" in your account settings.

@"leftnotracks" wrote: ...I just downloaded and installed the latest version. It was 116.4.368, Intel only. Any update on native Apple Silicon support? @"Walter" wrote: Hey there @"leftnotracks"; sorry to jump in here, but have you tried any more recent builds of the desktop app? The latest stable version, for example, is…

@"TG6" wrote:... NOT effect affect the original account, which I do not have the log in information for. Yes, it won't affect original account, but you can fall in troubles, cause your folders got move and not on their usual places!

@"TG6" wrote:... so when I click on shared folders it brings me to the shared folders in my personal account online. Not the shared folder that is on my desktop, that is from another account. You have to do it on the same account associated to your Desktop! 🙂 Then it's the same folder; just different points of view. On the…

Hi @"TG6", Would be enough to get in your shared folders, find the particular share, and finally remove it using "Remove from Dropbox" on ellipsis menu associated with the list entry. 😉 That's it. Hope this helps.

@"sleepysloth" wrote:This just didn't produce anything for me. ... That's a good news generally. 🤷 If there is some result produced, it would be error and the result would direct where particular error comes up. In your case you haven't issues related to OS permission, for example, or similar able to prevent sync. I can't…

@"tomcho" wrote: ... Since posting the comment I learned that what I thought was smart sync was actually selective sync (which *is* simple and *is* available for Linux). The customer support person I originally asked this either did a very bad job at explaining to me what's what, or was as confused as I was. In any case,…

Hi @"Diana28", Business account or not, when you share something "outside", links (if they are not request links) are always read only. 🤷 That's it. The last change how the sharing tools look like predisposes such confusions, unfortunately. Some time ago, link receiving and file/folder share was 2 completely independent…

@"sleepysloth" wrote:That's the only thing it displayed. I did it again and it still just displayed "bash: cd: too many arguments" and nothing else. 🤔Hm... The only chance such things to happen is using within file/folder name some unusual symbol, like semicolon, and some very old bash interpreter version. For actual…

@"sleepysloth" wrote: ...The second one took quite awhile. Eventually it produced "bash: cd: too many arguments." 🤔 I confess, can't be sure what this means. If your folders/files count is big, the time for enumerating and evaluating every one is proportional, so it's normal to "took quite awhile". There is single "cd"…