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markscranton
3 months agoNew member | Level 2
Cannot sync due to permissions on macOS Tahoe
Device Macbook Pro
Operating System/Browser (if using the web) Mac OS 26 Tahoe (same behavior on previous Mac OS)
Dropbox App Version (if using the app)
232.4.5988
Syncing Status Cann...
- 2 months ago
That seems to have worked for now. Thanks. Will come back if it happens again.
Walter
Dropbox Community Moderator
2 months agoHey mrrichardlewis - did you get the chance to try my previous suggestion?
mrrichardlewis
2 months agoHelpful | Level 5
If I click open permissions - an OS dialog opens and asks for my password. But I have to do this for each folder. I have more than 50 in the list.
This message shows in window, but It doesn't seem to reduce the number of "issues" even when left for a long time.
- Walter2 months ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
I see, thanks for the additional information and the screenshot too mrrichardlewis - much appreciated.
Since you've ensured that Dropbox has full disk access, can you check if copying and/or moving those folders out and back in your Dropbox folder makes any difference? You can try it with a folder as a test at first.
Let us know of any updates.
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