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just4bs
Helpful | Level 5
7 years ago
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dropbox install problems centos 7.6

Trying to install on a new centos build.  Tried using the .rpm files  but kept getting this: python3 is needed by nautilus-dropbox-2019.01.31-1.fc21.x86_64 python3-gobject >= 3.14.0 is needed by na...
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alexxx007's avatar
alexxx007
New member | Level 2
7 years ago

i have the same problem, i'm installed from source and the same problem

  • Lusil's avatar
    Lusil
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    7 years ago
    Sorry to hear that, just4bs and alexxx007 .
     
    If you’re computer is running a Linux OS, part of what’sessential to run the desktop app is Glibc 2.19 or higher. You can find this and more relevant info in this article.
     
    As such, due to this being this is OS-specific, I’d recommend either contacting them directly or looking around the web for some additional suggestions. 
     
    I know that this isn’t the ideal response you were looking for, but I do hope it helped to some extent.
    • just4bs's avatar
      just4bs
      Helpful | Level 5
      7 years ago

      Here is my two cents...

      I uploaded and installed the latest centos 7 packages from scratch and it is running glibc 2.17xxxx.  I am also finding in many places that glibc is very dangerous to upgrade since the kernel relies on it so heavily.  Personally, that was disappointing to me because I had been using dropbox for years.  I decided that I wasn't going to fool with it and moved over to google drive.  Their app worked right away and provides the same services.  Sorry dropbox, you lost a customer and I think you may lose a few more because of this.

      • SyfiMalik's avatar
        SyfiMalik
        Explorer | Level 4
        7 years ago

        They are gonna lose another one.

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