The Email to Dropbox feature isn't working - nothing gets uploaded to my account.

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ebeshore wrote:

I ... received a confirming email that it was enabled and attempted to reply to that email (as suggested) with an email ... No file appears in my "Email Attachments" folder.

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The confirmation email said to reply to that message? Can you provide a screenshot of that? Was the email address that you were replying to the one that was provided when you set up the Email to Dropbox feature?

Most communications from Dropbox are sent from a no-reply email address. You would need to email your files to the specific email address shown at the bottom of this page in the Features section.

Hi Rich,

Thanks for your reply.

Yes - confirmation email said to reply to the message. I also confirmed that the sender email address corresponded to the "email to dropbox" address assigned when I set up the feature.

See clip from the original email that gave this instruction....

Ed

Hi from me as well, ebeshore! Can you try to turn off the feature and then enable it again? Can you upload your files to Dropbox after that?

Hi Nancy!  Thanks for writing.

Did that. No joy. 😟

Hey ebeshore, let me also jump in here! 

Are you forwarding these emails to your "Email to Dropbox" address, or are you emailing the address directly? 
 

Also, what email provider (Gmail, Microsoft, Yahoo, etc.) are you using on your end? 

Hello Megan, thanks for writing.

I am sending emails with an attachment directly to my assigned Email-to-Dropbox address. Email address looks something like this:  infront.erupt.concern.harsh.beyond@addtodropbox.com (not an actual address)

I am using a Mac running the latest version of Sonoma and MacMail and via my iCloud account.

Regards, Ed

Hey ebeshore, do you see that the Email Attachments folder is empty on other web browsers as well?

Hi Hannah -

Thanks for your suggestion. Files do not appear in my shared drive folder on the Mac, nor in the Dropbox.com "Email attachments" folder viewed with Safari or Firefox.

Ed

Just to give it another shot, I turned off the Email to Dropbox, turned it back on, received another email from Dropbox saying how to try it out, sent an independent email (not a reply to the Dropbox notification this time) with a 3MB JPEG attachment and no file in my Dropbox Email Attachments folder.

Something is busted...

Ed

Hi again, Ed! You’re still not seeing any errors or anything else that may suggest something is wrong when sending the email, correct?