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@"GTFreymann" wrote:Awh, I see 🙂 Ok, I'll give that a try. Thanks! ~/dropbox.py exclude add ~/Dropbox/Apps This works! I started dropbox and then had to keep listing the ~/Dropbox folder in order to see what folders it was syncing, and then run the command on that Directory one by one as they appeared. Great news! I hope…
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Awh, I see 🙂 Ok, I'll give that a try. Thanks!
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Ok, so the folder "Apps" is on Dropbox.com and I don't want to sync it down on the Debian box. Will that syntax work?
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Ok, so something like this would tell the dropbox client on the debian VPS to "not" sync this folder from dropbox.com to debian, where "Apps" is a folder containing files... ./dropbox.py exclude add Apps
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Also here is screen grab from my windows computers of the folders I have sync'd to Dropbox.com On this PC - you can see I have some folders un-checked. On the Debian client, I don't want *any* of these folders to sync from Dropbox.com TO the debian box. But I need to know what commands to run to tell the debian client to…
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I don't know this is difficult to understand. I have Dropbox.com - it contains a lot of files I want to keep in the cloud. On some of my windows computers, I don't sync the entire collection as some folders are meaningless to have on every computer that I have the Dropbox client installed on. Now I have a Debian VPS and I…
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Hi, The path to dropbox is /root/Dropbox but I have installed dropbox in /root I then downloaded the "dropbox.py" script and placed that in /root, made it chmod 700 This all works. I can start/stop/status and all is well. My big issue is I don't want Dropbox to sync all of my files from Dropbox in the cloud to the Debian…
