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Leeon
8 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Dropbox on OpenSUSE Leap 15 (Linux) unlinks after restart
I am using Dropbox 50.4.71 on OpenSUSE Leap 15, just downloaded the app into home folder, on Leap there is still no Dropbox package.
App works well, however after restart (sometimes after few resta...
Leeon
8 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Hello and thanks for the reply.
Indeed the Dropbox folder is in the disk mounted at the boot.
In Linux Home I have sync folder, as well .dropbox-dist folder with the app itself (so it cannot be started anyway, if not mounted).
Indeed the Dropbox folder is in the disk mounted at the boot.
In Linux Home I have sync folder, as well .dropbox-dist folder with the app itself (so it cannot be started anyway, if not mounted).
Jane
Dropbox Staff
8 years agoThanks for confirming Leeon! Can you also let me know whether you’re controlling the Dropbox desktop app with the Linux Command Line Interface (CLI) & if you’ve chosen the autostart option I mentioned above?
Thanks again for your cooperation & I’ll be awaiting your next message!
- Leeon8 years agoHelpful | Level 5I use KDE + Plasma and there "graphical" app in system tray.
Autostart is enabled in preferences and it created ~/.config/autostart/dropbox.desktop file, executing command ~/.dropbox-dist/dropboxd -i start
So no command line and cli, just the app with frontend.- Elixir8 years agoStar | Level 19
Hi Leeon, can you please disable the auto-start, start Dropbox manually after your system reboots, and see if it still happens? If negative, is it posible to write a script for delayed start?
- Leeon8 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Hello!
I did delayed start (by prepending sleep 60 command) as well as manual start (I started dropbox like 10 min after boot of system), but result is still the same.
Checking processes after I start the app, Dropbox executes / creates some process / file "corruptdb" and that unlinks the whole account.
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