Hi,
Again, the log doesn't show anything wrong.
@Emocosmetica wrote:
... The last problem is I can't get the daemon to stay up and running when the ssh connection is closed or the server is restarted. ...
Probably you miss understanding that Dropbox application is user mode application! The same like a office package or messaging service (i.e. like any other user program). When a program lose the session (i.e. particular user, running the application, logs out or the system shuts down) execution terminates at that moment. That's exactly what happens when your "ssh connection is closed or the server is restarted". Dropbox doesn't support daemon's system mode work (I have no idea why), unfortunately. That's not a supported option currently. Of course you can make your own control scripts and use them to launch the Dropbox application in a persistent session. You can take an idea from other system services scripts, like such for MySQL, Apache, etc. (which could run both in user or system mode)
Hope this clarify matter.
Add: If you want, could give a vote to idea I just shared.
