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Waleed Magdy
1 year agoExplorer | Level 4
Transfer Dropbox Backups using Dropbox APIs
Hello, Specifically, I have several backups stored in Dropbox Backup (some exceeding tens of terabytes), and I’m interested in utilizing the Dropbox API to automate the process of downloading th...
DB-Des
Dropbox Community Moderator
1 year agoHi josuegomes,
Please ensure you are using an access token for the account where the backups are stored. If you are traversing the files and folders of the corresponding account, using /files/list_folder[continue] until has_more is false, the back up folder(s) should be included in the response. Typically, the folder for backed up data is the name of the backup. For example, a backup named "Mac" would have path "/Mac".
josuegomes
1 year agoHelpful | Level 6
Yes, I'm using an access token for an account where the backups are stored.
At https://www.dropbox.com/backup/all I can see the files under PC name (screenshot attached)
However, as I stated before, using Dropbox API Explorer I don't see those files.
See attached the output of the list_folder request with recursive set as true.
For some reason I can't attach the files here. So here is the link to the shared folder with the files.
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