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increase and upgrade Dropbox file size limit throgh API
Hello , I'm using QNAP NAS Storage System HBS Application (API) , to Upload Files to Dropbox , The problem is I can not upload files that size more then 350 GB , and my files is about 450 GB , is there any way to increase and upgrade the Dropbox file size limit for uploading and downloading
Error 500 finishing huge file upload (300GiB+)
Hello, When a huge file (300GiB+) is uploaded using the upload_session API an "Error 500 Internal Server Error" is received when the last part is uploaded (/upload_session/append with close set). I retry the request but an Error 500 raises again and again. Sometimes, after more than 1 hour retrying the file uploads successfully. I am using session_type sequential. The same code for smaller files (10GiB) works perfectly. Are you aware of the problem? Is there any workaround?
How to display folders in the file list Dropbox API (Swift 5)
I get a list of the user's files and then filter it to show only the music files. But I also want to see subfolders. How should I set up my filter for this? Could you help me. My function where I get the list of files looks like this: I also want to be able to enter a subfolder, as I understand it, for this I need to insert the path to the subfolder in path: "/ someFolder". But how can I get this path?
email: [Final Reminder] Update your Dropbox SDK(s) to support root certificate changes
Hi, I have some Android apps live on Google Play that are using the Dropbox SDK and I received the following email from Dropbox : Hi, We're writing to you because according to our logs, you own one or more active Dropbox API apps using a version of an official Dropbox SDK with an outdated certificate trust store: ***** (hidden) On or after January 1, 2026, the Dropbox API servers will be updated to use new root certificates. After the server change, Dropbox API calls from outdated SDKs will fail. Failure to update your app(s) to the latest versions of these SDKs will result in loss of access to the Dropbox API. For more information, please refer to this blog post. Thanks, The Dropbox Team Although I am using the latest Dropbox SDK imports in my projects (for over a year now) as follows: implementation 'com.dropbox.core:dropbox-core-sdk:7.0.0' implementation 'com.dropbox.core:dropbox-android-sdk:7.0.0' What exactly do I need to change? Thank you in advance.
Use dropbox a file storage for my own app
I want to simply use dropbox as the file storage system for my own app. Can I create a token that gives access to my account without needing to refresh it through the Oauth protocol regularly? Ideally I would just save the token in an .env file and use it constantly. Is this possible?event_type file_edit doesn't appear in 2/team_log/get_events API
I have Business Plus Plan with this API available. I uploaded multiple docx files and edited some of them saw the event in dropbox.com/events area But, when I try to get same event with event_type file_edit using mentioned API, it doesn't appear in the response. Other events, like file_add event_type do appear. Regards, Evgeniy
Microsoft Word for Web and "/get_events" endpoint
Hello, I just uploaded a word document to Dropbox and edited it using Microsoft Word for Web. Then I called the "/get_events" endpoint using the parameter "category = file_operations". No event was returned. Then I edited the same document using my local Word, saved it and the endpoint returned a "file_edit" event as expected. Why is that so? What did I miss? Pls advise. Best regards, JanDropbox API Inquiry
I have to query the Dropbox Search API with a Team access token (i.e. scope team_data.member enabled). I learned that I have to include the 2 HTTP headers in the search API for my use case to work properly: Dropbox-API-Select-User: dbmid:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Dropbox-API-Path-Root: {".tag": "namespace_id", "namespace_id": "XXXXXXXXXXXX"} That implies I have to call /users/get_current_account for every search API call unless I cache those values. Is there any way I can bypass putting these headers? Why can't Dropbox API extract the user ID via the access token instead? That's an OAuth2 standard. I have to enforce the file search in both user and team folders, hence specifying Dropbox-API-Path-Root. By answering the following questions, it will help me if I can hardcode this namespace_id for my use case: Is it possible for an organization/user to have multiple Dropbox teams? Is it possible for an organization to have multiple namespace_id? How is a namespace and team correlate to each other? When two different users in the same organization logged into Dropbox, is it possible they can have different root_namespace_id when they call /users/get_current_account?
