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:laughing::grinning: Hi @"AmandaCifuentes", Use the id as is! If you remove leading part, Dropbox tries find a file with "-x-m_bOc0rAAAAAAAAAA-A"-like name, missing actually. :wink: Hope this cast extra light. ADD: Oh, Even more "get_metadata" is file operation and the id there is file id, but "update" is file request…

The result from "list_folder/continue" on call in webhook is same like in any other call in any other condition. There is JSON result example, also. In a real situation result will be changed entries - all files and/or folders. As a example - you can find can find current last cursor/iterator for you account using: curl -X…

Different terms, same meaning - iterator or cursor - synonymous in particular. 😉

Hi @"Robert07", Probably you have entered part of the name in a wrong way. To be sure everything is fine, just enumerate the basic folder using: curl -X POST https://api.dropboxapi.com/2/files/list_folder --header "Authorization: Bearer <your bearer token>" --header "Content-Type: application/json" --data "{\"path\":…

Hi @"ch26", The tutorial in webhook reference is a good example, I think. Examples are in Python, but the idea is clear enough. You can "translate" to whatever programing language in use. :wink: Good luck!

Hi @"ch26", If you keep last "list" iterator, in Web hook handler call to "list/continue" will shows only "deltas" 😉. Here you can save the new last iterator for use on next hook handling and so on. Hope this helps.

Hi @"Andrey_Golub1", Doesn't get_metadata work for you? Take a look on sharing_info.modified_by when result is FileMetadata type (i.e. ".tag": "file"). Hope this helps.

Hi @"Mr_and_Mrs_D", In many cases, depending what exactly you need really, a workaround could be link/alias to "Dropbox (Personal)" folder. You can name it as you like, including just "Dropbox", and... the life is back as it was. :wink: Hope this gives an alternative.

Hi @"litemotiv", Metadata is old and seems going to be deprecated. Don't rely to them anymore. :wink: Hope this helps.

What's wrong?... Why?... Am I typing something wrong? :thinking: @"Daphne", Seems you have thrown out my post! Please, tell me why!? APPEND: Excuse me for the unfounded accusation. Thanks, for the clarifications! :wink:

Hi @"smr_software", Did you take care for file decoding, not directly forward it?! Usually files get encoded somehow (base64, gzip,.. etc.) before transmitted from clients browser. :wink: Hope this helps.

Hi @"AgardD", There could be 2 cases for aliases related issues. So generalization isn't good way - the two groups are very different! The first case is Dropbox limitation related - fact that anything after aliases can't be "live" sync anymore (since some time). If that's your case, you should reorganize files/directories…

Hi @"Midgley", 😀😃 If that's sounding easier for you... 😉

@"nullptr" wrote: ... I looked at the code in that post. It looks like it hard-codes filesystem type to EXT4 for stat calls and passes extra mode parameters in open calls. I don't see how this helps. ... Hi @"nullptr", Yes, you are (almost) right. There isn't "extra mode", just parameters forward. I'm not sure what's not…

@"nullptr" wrote: ...Unfortunately, there are no solutions for those of us that relied on symlinks to backup data outside of the dropbox folder. Hi @"nullptr", Your statement isn't true actually! The symbolic link might be most convenient for many users, but isn't the only one. @"nullptr" wrote:... Putting a bind mount in…

Hi @"VictorNemiro", On screenshot you posted above can't be seen "Dropbox-API-Select-User" header. Did you set there proper user Id? Hope this gives right direction.

Hmm... many things are possible, but if you feel not comfortable yourself in system configuration, better ask some more qualified to lead you. In such a case, you don't have to remount your drive. Use directory binding instead (as I noted above using "mount --bind <external dir> <Dropbox subdir>"). :wink: Something else:…

Dropbox supports move folders in GUI only.

Hi @"MHBoise", Did you try "mount" either the separate drive or directory (using mount --bind) in Dropbox directory (or corresponding subdirectory)? If not yet, try it. Similar example with some additional options could be found. Take a look there. 😉 Hope this helps. PS: Just replace symbolic links with mount points.…

Hi @"michael34254", Have you used the "recursive" parameter in initial request (before /2/files/list_folder/continue)? :thinking: "continue" will just follows the "rules" set in initial call ("/2/files/list_folder" or "/2/files/list_folder/get_latest_cursor"). :wink: Hope this helps.

Hi @"athan13", Sorry for the confusion, where seems I have involve you in! More full expression: I don't mean you aren't sure what you have seen, but what actually "build-essential" depends on. And Yes, You are NOT sure about direct dependencies (indirect could be any of course)! Just try: dpkg-query -W -f='${Depends}\n'…

Hi @"athan13", If you aren't sure, don't post incorrectnessess, please. "build-essential" don't depends on "libatomic1"! About "gcc", "make" and others, they are mandatory parts of (almost) all Linux distributions. "dkms" kernel modules depends on them! About development packages, they aren't needed either to Dropbox or to…

@"asimpson417" wrote:... I also thought the developers might not continue to monitor this thread if they consider the original issue fixed. ... :grinning::laughing: If you thought developers are monitoring some thread on this forum you are wrong. Only PR-stuff (especially Customer service) observe what's going on here and…

Hi @"asimpson417", Great, your issue gets resolved! :wink: BUT, that's not solution, but a workaround! So, final solution is still going prepared (let's hope). As you refer "posters would like an additional functionality" is not actually true. It's the same issue! What is the file type matter (encrypted or not)? :thinking:

Hi @"ajw1414" & @"markbroemer", Details about what's going on could be seen here. Hope this casts some light. :wink:

@"Robert778" wrote:I think the best long-term solution is for the change detection to be data agnostic. In other words, it shouldn't matter what's in the file. ... Anything else is just shenanigans. If DB insists on being "smart" about file types, you cannot use file extensions to determine file type. Analyzing file…

Mmmh... @"SyberKnight", That's application dependent. Some remove any old file before write new, others - no. Try save you new pdf version directly in Dropbox folder (not to move it after). If this don't do the trick read more carefully the documentation of the application in use what else could be done (if possible). Good…

To be sure what exactly happens take a look in "Version history" (see the picture): Select the ellipsis on right side of file line. :wink: Hope this gives right direction. PS: Match the events there to what you have done (time, date, etc.)... and restore the correct version.

Hi @"SyberKnight", I'm afraid you have done something in a different way. If you have followed everything as noted and you didn't explicitly remove the link, such thing wouldn't happens. Link should stay the same. Are you sure the shared link was never removed, from one side, and on other hand: @"SyberKnight" wrote:... i…

Ooohh... @"Fiona", :slight_smile::upside_down: My API related question is rethorical! I suspected you can't give direct answer, but I hoped your curiosity gets provoked. Anyway... the answer is more than clear. Let's see how the issue gets fixed (or we will left with the hope only). As I already mentioned, the problem is…