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Two Dropbox folders after migration from old Mac to new
A couple of days after I did my migration I noticed on the new Mac there are two dropbox folders, the one that should be syncing with my other devices is called “DropBox personal” however, after the ...
I've tried everything I can think of to post an image, but I always get an empty box that would include the description if I entered it. Once a while back somehow I stumbled on the right way to insert an image, but everything I try is a dead end. I've tried to copy the dropbox link to the image both in my MacBook dropbox folder, as well as on the web interface (that I generally never use) I've tried converting the screen grab into a JPEG but nothing works. Thanks in advance for any help.
I conducted a test by suspending synk and replacing a folder that had been erroneously changed as being recently modified with a copy that had the valid modification date. After a period of 24 hours or so I see that this folder was updated today's date, even though there had been no activity. When I went into the folder to confirm that I reviewing its contents I saw the two alias files had been updated, even though they nor the original files they pointed to had been touched for a long time. So this is another strange behavior where files namely, alias files, are getting updated within a folder and then the folder having its modification date altered even though there has been *no activity* on its contents.
