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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?
Single API call creating duplicate file versions using Dropbox .Net Api
Hi Dropbox Support, I'm experiencing an issue with the Dropbox .NET API where a single file upload API call is creating two identical versions of the same file with the following problems: Problem details: Using Dropbox .NET API for file uploads One API request results in two file versions created 1ms apart Different attribution: One version shows "edited by user on web", the other shows "edited by user on API app" All uploads are done through API only - no web interface involvement This happens inconsistently - some files upload normally, others create duplicates API methods used: For small files: uploadArg = gcnew Dropbox::Api::Files::UploadArg(dropboxPath, Dropbox::Api::Files::WriteMode::Overwrite::Instance, false, clientModified, true, nullptr, false, nullptr); uploadTask = m_dropboxclient->Files->UploadAsync(uploadArg, fileStream); For large files: task = m_dropboxclient->Files->UploadSessionFinishAsync(cursor, commitInfo, nullptr, fileChunk);
Dropbox max file size
It seems that the maximum size of a file uploaded (from the desktop application) to dropbox is 2TB. How can I get around this limitation? Does using the API allow this? I have very large files to transfer. Thanks for your help! On the Dropbox desktop app Files and folders uploaded on the Dropbox desktop app can be up to 2 TB each.upload file to my dropbox from python script
I want to upload a file from my python script to my dropbox account automatically. I can't find anyway to do this with just a user/pass. Everything I see in the Dropbox SDK is related to an app having user interaction. I just want to do something like this: https://api-content.dropbox.com/1/files_put//?user=me&pass=blah
Dropbox Saver API to accept more than 100 files
We really love the Saver component, but hesitant to roll out to our users due to this comment on the API documentation. You can specify up to 100 files. Is this a hard-cap or is there a way for us to upload more files in one save call? Would also love to hear for a workaround if there is any. Thank you.DropboxAPI uploading small files
Hi! I ask for help in solving my problem. I have a Python script that runs on about 500 PCs. After running, each script writes a text file with a size of 60 bytes (approximately) and uploads it to my Dropbox folder. And I ran into such a problem that the created files can be uploaded to Dropbox indefinitely. Sometimes the file can load after 10 minutes, and sometimes after 2 hours or more. I can't figure out what this is related to, please help me figure it out. Here is a piece of my code where a file is created and uploaded to Dropbox.
