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I updated my OS to Ubuntu 18.04 (from 16.04).
When I run dropbox, I have this message:
I deleted Dropbox and install it again, but the issue still persists. any one have some help? Thanks!
Thanks for the screenshot @Jalal007 - most appreciated.
Sorry if this sounds a bit off, yet, what version of python are you using?
The error you get may be due to a recent update of your python from python2 to python3. To try and get rid of of this problem you can follow the below steps:
cd /usr/bin/dropbox
file and in the edit mode.#!/usr/bin/python
to #!/usr/bin/python2
Let me know how this goes!
Walter
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Hey there @Jalal007 - sorry to hear that. Would you mind sharing a screenshot of the full error message you get and also make sure you're meeting all of our minimum requirements?
Also, as you said you've already tried to re-install and this persists, note that you could try an advanced re-install as well.
In any case, keep me posted on your progress Jalal!
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Please find the issue's screenshot.
I'am using Ubuntu 18.04 with Unity 7 desktop.
Thanks for the screenshot @Jalal007 - most appreciated.
Sorry if this sounds a bit off, yet, what version of python are you using?
The error you get may be due to a recent update of your python from python2 to python3. To try and get rid of of this problem you can follow the below steps:
cd /usr/bin/dropbox
file and in the edit mode.#!/usr/bin/python
to #!/usr/bin/python2
Let me know how this goes!
Walter
Community Moderator @ Dropbox
dropbox.com/support
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Still stuck? Ask me a question!
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Thank you. I works.
I understund now. My default python after upgrading now is python3.
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