overlookmotel

Thanks Greg. It would be very valuable to be able to retrieve this information from the API. As I mentioned, currently we have to download everything twice and hash-check the two copies against each other to ensure no corruption, which is waste of bandwidth on both sides.

in API to get content hash of shared file link Comment by overlookmotel November 2020

Thank you!

in shared_link_access_denied when trying to access a shared file using the v2 api (status 409) Comment by overlookmotel December 2019

Yes, please do. I'm keen to integrate Dropbox into my product but this bug is a deal-breaker. Our clients want to password-protect their links, but our inability to download via Dropbox API means we have to advise them not to use Dropbox and go to use alternative services.

in shared_link_access_denied when trying to access a shared file using the v2 api (status 409) Comment by overlookmotel December 2019

Thank you Greg.

in shared_link_access_denied when trying to access a shared file using the v2 api (status 409) Comment by overlookmotel October 2019

Thanks for your reply. That's disappointing. I don't know the ins and outs of Dropbox's internal working, but it seems to me unlikely that this would be a particularly tricky thing to fix. I suspect it's just not high on the list of priorities for the engineering team. This does seem a bit strange - a known bug that…

in shared_link_access_denied when trying to access a shared file using the v2 api (status 409) Comment by overlookmotel October 2019

Thanks very much for coming back. Could you possibly also enquire if there is any workaround in the meantime?

in shared_link_access_denied when trying to access a shared file using the v2 api (status 409) Comment by overlookmotel October 2019

Any update on this please? A year has passed, but the issue remains.

in shared_link_access_denied when trying to access a shared file using the v2 api (status 409) Comment by overlookmotel October 2019

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