Re: I keep being asked for my Mac password every time I rename/move files on Dropbox

Hi Nancy, 

Thanks for the reply. I checked the things you asked.

The filepath is: Macintosh HD/Users/XXX/Dropbox

No specific update has been taken place, just like I told you earlier I got the same things installed and same updates on my macbook, where everything works fine. 

All the permissions are there!

I found out something new. So when I do the following things it will give me a popup from Finder where it say something like: Finder wants to change the name of "...". Enter your password to allow this.

• When changing a folder or item
• When moving an item towards another folder in Dropbox
• When moving an item out of Dropbox
  
  

This is only happening in the finder. When I go online, browser, it works.

But when I copy a total new item inside a folder which was previous lets say on my desktop. It works. I can just copy it in there. Also I can change the name of that item, or move it somewhere else. How on earth.

Thanks for the additional information fooost - much appreciated. 

Can you please clarify if you installed the desktop app with admin privileges in the first place giving it full access as outlined here? 

Hi Walter. Yes, both. I will just have to reinstall I guess. Just a weird bug?

Now that I think about it. I think it might have started after I clicked 'Send and track' tryout for 30 days..

Thanks for the additional info there fooost 

Let us know if this persists after reinstalling the app. 

Hi Walter,

Still trying some stuff. So when I drop and drag a folder to my desktop, it just works. After I was trying to delete the map from dropbox (via Finder). So I can drag the desktop folder back towards Dropbox and it would work again (since new things just works, its only the old maps/items that doesnt work). But I can even delete the map, also not when entering my password. It says: 

And believe me, I 'downloaded' the map. Its green.

Does this error persist after refreshing your Finder window or rebooting your device fooost?

Yes, tried both. Force quit Finder, and rebooting. Still not working.

Yes, it fixed it. But tbh that shouldnt be the way right? Thanks for trying tho, and good luck finding the answer, bacause I cant be the only one.