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Cannot let others download my folder: "The zip file is too large."

Cannot let others download my folder: "The zip file is too large."

tryit
Explorer | Level 4
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When I share the link to a folder to a colleague, he cannot download the folder because DropBox says "The zip file is too large."

 

I have read [here](https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Dropbox-files-folders/How-to-download-large-files-and-folders-from-D...) and in order for it to be dowloadable a folder must be 1GB in size or 10,000 files.

 

Who cam up with the idea that having such a limit was appropriate?

 

And of course DropBox has no FTP/SSH/WebDAV access

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Rich
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@tryit wrote:

I have read here and in order for it to be dowloadable a folder must be 1GB in size or 10,000 files.

That information is no longer correct. The size limit is now 20GB, though the number of files is still limited to 10,000.

 

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Rich
Super User II
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@tryit wrote:

I have read here and in order for it to be dowloadable a folder must be 1GB in size or 10,000 files.

That information is no longer correct. The size limit is now 20GB, though the number of files is still limited to 10,000.

 

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