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crretee
2 years agoNew member | Level 2
Need help to sync/ backup the working folder of an app LinkedHelper2
Hello!
Currently experiencing issues to sync a working folder of LinkedHelper2 on Mac, since an error comes up: “Couldn't upload. Give Dropbox permission to access this file.” After I click on “Go to file”, I can setup nothing besides to see the file, or “How to fix” - then an article opens: https://help.dropbox.com/sync/files-not-syncing#permission
This articles gives no clue what the problem is.
Here is info about which folders of the app LinkedHelper2 has to be synced:
“Data is stored here: %AppData%\linked-helper\Partitions\linked-helper-launcher
There you will find folders named "main". Example: linked-helper-account-143682-main
Where number is the number of your LI instance. If you have several instances, then there will be several such folders
Inside them, there is a file LH.DB - this is a database. Enough to back it up.”
Could you please help me with it?
Thanks in advance!
Best,
T
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- Jay
Dropbox Staff
Hi crretee, thanks for bringing this to our attention.
Just for clarification, you're using a Mac, but the information you've provided seems to refer to a Windows installation (namely the %AppData% location), could you explain this for me? Are you using a virtual machine?
How exactly are you adding this location into the Dropbox folder?
Any other info or screenshots would be helpful!
- crreteeNew member | Level 2
Hi Jay,
Thanks for your question.
True, I work on a Windows Server 2022, sorry - my mistake. But the screenshot with an error is coming from Windows too.
I add the location by going to Backup - then choose only this one folder, then get it synced via Dropbox Backup beta
Any ideas?
Best,
T
- Jay
Dropbox Staff
The Backup feature should only allow you to backup the Desktop, Documents and Downloads folders, or external drives.
Where exactly do the folders with the error reside on your machine?
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