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pauli
8 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Photos stopped uploading for no reason
I was uploading photos to my Dropbox folder on my iMac and suddenly I could not upload any more. There was no warning. My Dropbox folder's size is 608 MB. Does anyone have any idea what may be wron...
- 8 years ago
Hi, Lusil. I did try uploading individual photos. No go.
Then a few days later this problem seems to have resolved itself. I have no idea what changed, but now I can upload photos again. :)
Luffy
8 years agoExperienced | Level 11
Hey pauli - sorry to hear that! How are you uploading files to your Dropbox Folder exactly? As a headstart you can go here and see if you're out of quota.
Have you tried to reproduce this behavior? Are you getting any errors?
- pauli8 years agoHelpful | Level 5
I am dragging and dropping photos from Photos on my iMac to a Dropbox folder. My account is well under quota.
I have some shared folders. Could this have to do with how shared folders are counted against my quota? I am not getting any errors.
- Mark8 years ago
Super User II
Shared folders do use up your quota.
You can see what quota you are using at www.dropbox.com/account - Luffy8 years agoExperienced | Level 11
Also, pauli, are you actively running the desktop app? What does it say if you hover your mouse over it?
- pauli8 years agoHelpful | Level 5
I am running the desktop app. When I hover the mouse over the icon it says: Dropbox 53.4.67 Up to date.
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