Razvan Boxifier Collaborator | Level 8

I appreciate everyone’s honesty in this thread - it’s helpful feedback, and I want to address it openly. Boxifier has been around for over 10 years, and throughout that time our focus has always been on supporting the people who rely on it. We’re a small team, but a very dedicated one, and we’ve kept Boxifier going through…

Hi everyone, Razvan from Boxifier here. Thanks so much,@"Dell_Dropbox" , for the tag, and thank you,@"SeanOel" , for raising the question. Just to confirm: Boxifier installations are still working. We’ve seen some compatibility issues for some users with the latest Dropbox sync engine that uses the Cloud Files API, and our…

Hello there, Yes, Boxifier is very much alive. We’ve been working on releasing a much needed compatibility update for the latest Dropbox which will be out soon. Sorry about the two-day delay in responding to your license issue, we had an outage on the support channel, but fixed it yesterday and hopefully everything is back…

Dropbox already offers 64 bit versions. See this link on the Dropbox forum for instance, look for 64 bit on that page.

@"sebastian_" wrote: Will this work when set on a root directory so that ALL `node_modules` sub-directories ever created now, or in the future, deleted, and re-created over time will be ignored and not synced without further user action? Each of these `node_module` cache folders contain hundreds of thousands of files each…

@"Justin from Just Front-end" wrote:Are you by chance, able to explain exactly what this command is doing? "Set-Content -Path C:\Users\yourName\Dropbox\someFolder -Stream com.dropbox.ignored -Value 1" I read the Microsoft docs on "Set-Content", but I'm perplexed exactly on how this stops Dropbox from syncing? Sure, what…

@"Lars P.3" while it may feel that way, there is actually some hope for this feature to be delivered sooner than expected. The Dropbox Backup FAQ contains a reference to a ".dbxignore" file that Dropbox places in the root of the external drive when you use Dropbox Backup with that drive. The contents of that file look like…

Thank you for the heads-up, Daniel! I've just looked into this and indeed your e-mail was filtered out. Christine has now replied to you. Thanks, Razvan from Boxifier

Hello Toni, Razvan from Boxifier here. I asked the support team about this and they were not able to locate any e-mail from you lately. Could you please re-send it to my address? razvan at boxifier dot com. Thanks, Razvan

Hello Walter, Razvan from Boxifier here. Thank you for the heads-up and sorry for the delay! We managed to locate your e-mail in the Spam folder and you will get a response from my colleague Christine right away! Thanks, Razvan

@Leon N: did you test for the Dropbox Badge (Project Harmony - Microsoft Office integration) feature or the sync badges in Finder? Dropbox uses the accesibility features of the OS for the "Project Harmony" feature.

Tommy, you can keep your Dropbox folder local and sync the folders that you need from the network drive with Boxifier ( http://www.boxifier.com). It is an application that can sync any folder with Dropbox (including ones from external drives, NAS, network drives). Disclaimer: I am one of the authors so feel free to ask me…

Anyone looking for "shutdown when synced" please send me an e-mail: [email removed as per Community Guidelines] and mention "Shutdown when synced" in the subject line. This is possible.

Here is a link with solutions for this: http://www.dropboxwiki.com/tips-and-tricks/sync-other-folders

Hi Lee, This happens because your external drive uses a different file system than your internal drive. Your internal drive (where your Dropbox folder is located) uses NTFS, while your external drive most likely uses FAT32. The NTFS file system can store additional properties with a file, while FAT32 cannot do that.…