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Feature requests: 1. Warn users if a file or folder contains characters restricted on some operating systems. 2. Add a "find" feature in the web console that can help find files or folders using restricted characters, so they can be renamed. 3. Add a global "replace" feature in the web console in which a non-restricted…
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Fair point: the filtering of the garbage links is happening somewhere else. Not in my mail system though; I'm pretty sure I mentioned before that I did message traces and also checked for any rules/filters. The messages leave the organization fine but then disappear into the vapor. Getting into semantic arguments over the…
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Jay, Dropbox is the developer of the app at the root of the problem. Look, I get it. I ran tech support teams for more than a couple of software companies over the years, so I recognize the instinct to point at some other program and say "go ask THEM". But in this case, the issue is very distinctly within Dropbox, at least…
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No. I was very thorough in checking for any type of security software, O365 rules/filters, etc. before reaching out here.
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Hi @"Hannah", This only happens with DropBox links (and as I said, only some of them). Thanks, L.
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I really can't easily provide that unfortunately, but I can walk you through the process. * You "share" a document to create a link. The link ends up having a lot of seemingly random alphanumeric characters in it, as always. * You then paste that link into an e-mail or a calendar invite and send it. * The e-mail or…
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My client is also experiencing this problem. They're sending within their own organization, posting links as agenda items in Outlook calendar items. Meetings with certain Dropbox links just never show up. If I change the link using something like tinyurl.com, the meetings show up. This is Office365 with no rules specific…
