Greg-DB Dropbox Community Moderator

It is not possible to completely automate the OAuth process where the user chooses to authorize the app and the app then receives the resulting access token and optional refresh token. The authorization step needs to be done manually by the user at least once. If your app needs to maintain long-term access without the user…

@"sundares80" Thanks for sharing that screenshot. Can you share the whole dump though so we can inspect it? Thanks in advance!

* You can have an app use the Dropbox API to connect to any particular Dropbox account, including a Dropbox account created specifically for that purpose, in order to access anything in that connected account (as long as the app is registered for the Full Dropbox access type). However, you can alternatively have the app…

If you account is on a team, it's possible your team recently migrated to a new team configuration, in which case the last list item in my previous message would be relevant. You can find information on that in the guide linked there. If you need help checking on that specifically for your account, please feel free to open…

@"sundares80" I'm not aware of any TLS issues on the Dropbox API servers that should be causing this. We'd be happy to look into it, but we'd need some more specific information. As Здравко said, we'd need to know exactly how to reproduce the issue you're seeing, so please share the specific steps and code to reproduce it.…

Thanks for following up with the additional information. I see in this case you are getting a "path/not_found" error. A "path/not_found" Dropbox API error indicates that the API call failed because there was nothing currently found at the specified path in the connected account under the relevant root. For example, this…

@"ronan4" I just tried this out and I'm not able to reproduce that issue, so we'll need some more information so we can look into this for you. Please share: * the name and version number of the platform and SDK/library you are using, if any * the steps to reproduce the issue, including relevant code snippet(s), but don't…

That also does not appear to be an error from Dropbox itself. If you're having any trouble with the Dropbox API, please print out the error or unexpected output from the relevant Dropbox API call.

That's an error message from pandas, not Dropbox, so I can't offer help with that. You may want to refer to the documentation or support resources for pandas.

Based on that error message, you're now using an access token with "team scopes" enabled. For the sake of simplicity and security, and so you can use the code as you've written it, I recommend getting a new access token without the team scopes enabled again. You can change the scopes and then generate a new token using the…

I see you've removed the first component with your name, but it looks like you've also changed the rest of it now. Specifically, the path from your original post but without the user name component would be: folder_path = '/Rioblanco Capital LLC' but now you have: folder_path = '/Rioblanco Dropbox' Make sure you're using…

I see you're including your user name in the "folder_path" value, but note that the root for API calls defaults to your member folder automatically, so you shouldn't include the name of the member folder. Try taking out that path component. Also, when calling 'files_list_folder', you can supply a 'path' of the empty string…

It sounds like you may be referring to updates to the team space configuration for any given team. For information on that, please refer to the following resources: * https://dropbox.tech/developers/api-updates-to-better-support-team-spaces * https://developers.dropbox.com/dbx-team-files-guide

@"Здравко" That should be fixed now. Please let us know if you're still seeing any issues with that. Thanks!

Thanks for following up. The API functionality you're attempting to use is available to all Dropbox plans/trials, and even if an API error is returned, it shouldn't be sent with that Content-Type. It's unclear what would be causing this, so we'll need to look into this further. Can you please try running the following at…

@"EvgeniyCatito" When connected to a user account (whether or not it is a member of a team), an app can list anything in that account, including shared folders mounted in that account, using the same listFolder functionality. When using the recursive mode, the resulting listFolder cursor(s) would cover everything under…

While there may have been updates to the Dropbox servers in this time, I'm not aware of anything that should be causing the servers to incorrectly fail on API calls like this. If there seems to be an issue with the Dropbox API, please share the actual raw HTTP request and response (showing both the headers and bodies for…

@"jack-gpt" In addition to what Здравко said, note that if the app is only for connecting to your own account, you don't need to request "production" status anyway.

First, for reference, can you elaborate on what you mean when you say "the download will be disconnected when the file exceeds 2G"? Do you mean you're seeing an issue from the Dropbox API servers that causes this, or are you referring to some local constraint in your environment? The Dropbox API servers should support…

I don't think Dropbox has example code for that exact use case, though the Markdown Webhook example is close, in that it monitors for new files in the connected account. Perhaps someone else here has something they could share though. If you start building this out yourself though, the following guides may be helpful: *…

@"Здравко" Thanks for the new sample! I'm raising this with the team.

Thanks for the report! This error indicates that the Dropbox API servers did not respond with the expected format. I just tried this out myself though, and I wasn't able to reproduce this. This kind of issue could just be a result of temporary server issues. Are you still seeing this problem? If you are still seeing this,…

@"djschoch" Check out the example here to see how to process the OAuth app authorization flow with the Dropbox JavaScript SDK to get an access token. Dropbox issues short-lived access tokens which are valid for a few hours. You can get the exact expiration information from the API when it returns the access token, e.g., it…

This issue is now fixed for new shared links. Please note that previous existing shared links will continue to display this behavior, so you'll need to create new shared links for the fixed behavior.

This issue is now fixed for new shared links. Please note that previous existing shared links will continue to display this behavior, so you'll need to create new shared links for the fixed behavior.

This issue is now fixed for new shared links. Please note that previous existing shared links will continue to display this behavior, so you'll need to create new shared links for the fixed behavior.

@"djschoch" The script tag in the examples load the SDK from a local copy, but if you want to use the Dropbox JavaScript SDK in browser JavaScript and load it from a CDN, you should be able to do so like this, and access the 'Dropbox' object: <!DOCTYPE html><html> <head> <script…

Thanks for the feedback! I'll pass this along to the team.

@"Micki12" Thanks for the feedback! I'll send this along to the team to ask them to improve the wording.

Dropbox offers two different ways to get an access token: * using the OAuth app authorization flow * using the "Generate" button on the app's page on the App Console (under "Generated access token" in the "OAuth 2" section on the "Settings" tab of the app's page) That "Generate" button is what the Python tutorial is…