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        ~/Dropbox
       </code> folder, and they will automatically sync to your centralized repository.<div aria-labelledby=mw-toc-heading class=toc id=toc role=navigation><input class=toctogglecheckbox id=toctogglecheckbox role=button style=display:none type=checkbox><div class=toctitle dir=ltr lang=en><h2 id=mw-toc-heading>Contents</h2><span class=toctogglespan> <label class=toctogglelabel for=toctogglecheckbox></label> </span></div><ul><li class="toclevel-1 tocsection-1"><a href=#Installation> <span class=tocnumber> 1 </span> <span class=toctext> Installation </span> </a> <ul><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-2"><a href=#AUR> <span class=tocnumber> 1.1 </span> <span class=toctext> AUR </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-3"><a href=#Required_packages> <span class=tocnumber> 1.2 </span> <span class=toctext> Required packages </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-4"><a href=#Optional_packages> <span class=tocnumber> 1.3 </span> <span class=toctext> Optional packages </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-5"><a href=#Prevent_automatic_updates> <span class=tocnumber> 1.4 </span> <span class=toctext> Prevent automatic updates </span> </a></ul><li class="toclevel-1 tocsection-6"><a href=#Autostart> <span class=tocnumber> 2 </span> <span class=toctext> Autostart </span> </a> <ul><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-7"><a href=#Autostart_with_your_WM/DE> <span class=tocnumber> 2.1 </span> <span class=toctext> Autostart with your WM/DE </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-8"><a href=#Autostart_on_boot_with_systemd> <span class=tocnumber> 2.2 </span> <span class=toctext> Autostart on boot with systemd </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-9"><a href=#Autostart_on_login_with_systemd> <span class=tocnumber> 2.3 </span> <span class=toctext> Autostart on login with systemd </span> </a></ul><li class="toclevel-1 tocsection-10"><a href=#Accessing_the_files_without_installing_a_sync_client> <span class=tocnumber> 3 </span> <span class=toctext> Accessing the files without installing a sync client </span> </a><li class="toclevel-1 tocsection-11"><a href=#Encrypting_your_Dropbox_files> <span class=tocnumber> 4 </span> <span class=toctext> Encrypting your Dropbox files </span> </a> <ul><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-12"><a href=#Setup_EncFS_with_Dropbox> <span class=tocnumber> 4.1 </span> <span class=toctext> Setup EncFS with Dropbox </span> </a></ul><li class="toclevel-1 tocsection-13"><a href=#Multiple_Dropbox_instances> <span class=tocnumber> 5 </span> <span class=toctext> Multiple Dropbox instances </span> </a><li class="toclevel-1 tocsection-14"><a href=#Dropbox_on_laptops> <span class=tocnumber> 6 </span> <span class=toctext> Dropbox on laptops </span> </a> <ul><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-15"><a href=#Using_netctl> <span class=tocnumber> 6.1 </span> <span class=toctext> Using netctl </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-16"><a href=#Using_NetworkManager> <span class=tocnumber> 6.2 </span> <span class=toctext> Using NetworkManager </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-17"><a href=#Using_wicd> <span class=tocnumber> 6.3 </span> <span class=toctext> Using wicd </span> </a></ul><li class="toclevel-1 tocsection-18"><a href=#Troubleshooting> <span class=tocnumber> 7 </span> <span class=toctext> Troubleshooting </span> </a> <ul><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-19"><a href=#Using_Dropbox_with_non-ext4_filesystems> <span class=tocnumber> 7.1 </span> <span class=toctext> Using Dropbox with non-ext4 filesystems </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-20"><a href=#Dropbox_keeps_saying_Downloading_files> <span class=tocnumber> 7.2 </span> <span class=toctext> Dropbox keeps saying Downloading files </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-21"><a href=#Change_the_Dropbox_location_from_the_installation_wizard> <span class=tocnumber> 7.3 </span> <span class=toctext> Change the Dropbox location from the installation wizard </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-22"><a href=#Context_menu_entries_in_file_manager_do_not_work> <span class=tocnumber> 7.4 </span> <span class=toctext> Context menu entries in file manager do not work </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-23"><a href=#Connecting...> <span class=tocnumber> 7.5 </span> <span class=toctext> Connecting... </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-24"><a href=#Dropbox_does_not_start_-_"This_is_usually_because_of_a_permission_error"> <span class=tocnumber> 7.6 </span> <span class=toctext> Dropbox does not start - "This is usually because of a permission error" </span> </a> <ul><li class="toclevel-3 tocsection-25"><a href=#Check_permissions> <span class=tocnumber> 7.6.1 </span> <span class=toctext> Check permissions </span> </a><li class="toclevel-3 tocsection-26"><a href=#Re-linking_your_account> <span class=tocnumber> 7.6.2 </span> <span class=toctext> Re-linking your account </span> </a><li class="toclevel-3 tocsection-27"><a href=#Errors_caused_by_running_out_of_space> <span class=tocnumber> 7.6.3 </span> <span class=toctext> Errors caused by running out of space </span> </a><li class="toclevel-3 tocsection-28"><a href=#Filesystem_monitoring_problem> <span class=tocnumber> 7.6.4 </span> <span class=toctext> Filesystem monitoring problem </span> </a></ul><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-29"><a href=#Proxy_settings> <span class=tocnumber> 7.7 </span> <span class=toctext> Proxy settings </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-30"><a href=#Missing_tray_icon_in_GNOME> <span class=tocnumber> 7.8 </span> <span class=toctext> Missing tray icon in GNOME </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-31"><a href=#Missing_tray_icon_in_Cinnamon> <span class=tocnumber> 7.9 </span> <span class=toctext> Missing tray icon in Cinnamon </span> </a><li class="toclevel-2 tocsection-32"><a href=#Unable_to_open_the_Sign_In_dialog> <span class=tocnumber> 7.10 </span> <span class=toctext> Unable to open the Sign In dialog </span> </a></ul></ul></div><h2><span class=mw-headline id=Installation> Installation </span></h2><h3><span class=mw-headline id=AUR> AUR </span></h3><p><span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/dropbox/ rel=nofollow> dropbox </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup> can be <a class=mw-redirect href=/title/Install title=Install> installed </a> . As a last resort, the Dropbox website has instructions for a <a class="external text"href=https://www.dropbox.com/install?os=lnx rel=nofollow> headless install via command line </a> .<ol><li>After installing the package, you can start Dropbox from your application menu or run <code>
         dropbox
        </code> from the command-line. The client icon will appear in the system tray.<li>A pop-up will notify you that Dropbox is running from an unsupported location. Click on <i> Don't ask again </i> since you know that you have installed it from AUR rather than from the official homepage.<li>Eventually a pop-up will ask you to log in to your Dropbox account or create a new account. Enter your credentials.<li>After some time you will see a "Welcome to Dropbox" pop-up, which will give you the opportunity to view a short tour of Dropbox.<li>Press the "Finish and go to My Dropbox".</ol><h3><span class=mw-headline id=Required_packages> Required packages </span></h3><p>Before launching <span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/dropbox/ rel=nofollow> dropbox </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup> for the first time, it is mandatory to have <span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://archlinux.org/packages/?name=python-gpgme rel=nofollow> python-gpgme </a> </span> installed. Otherwise, the program is unable to sign the binaries and verify the signatures, when it's started the next time. For some reason, <span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/dropbox/ rel=nofollow> dropbox </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup> has not marked this package as a required dependency but it is still such.<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Optional_packages> Optional packages </span></h3><table class=wikitable><tbody><tr><td>command-line interface<td><span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/dropbox-cli/ rel=nofollow> dropbox-cli </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup><tr><td><a href=/title/GNOME/Files title=GNOME/Files> GNOME/Files </a> integration<td><span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nautilus-dropbox/ rel=nofollow> nautilus-dropbox </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup><tr><td><a href=/title/Nemo title=Nemo> Nemo </a> integration<td><span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nemo-dropbox/ rel=nofollow> nemo-dropbox </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup><tr><td><a href=/title/Thunar title=Thunar> Thunar </a> integration<td><span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/thunar-dropbox/ rel=nofollow> thunar-dropbox </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup><tr><td><a href=/title/Dolphin title=Dolphin> Dolphin </a> integration<td><span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://archlinux.org/packages/?name=dolphin-plugins rel=nofollow> dolphin-plugins </a> </span><tr><td>Caja integration<td><span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/caja-dropbox/ rel=nofollow> caja-dropbox </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup><tr><td><a href=/title/KDE title=KDE> KDE </a> client<td><span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/kfilebox/ rel=nofollow> kfilebox </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup></table><p>Note that in order to access the GUI and the settings, the only way is via a tray icon. You need an X panel with a system tray or a standalone <a title="List of applications"href=/title/List_of_applications#System_tray> system tray application </a> for that.<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Prevent_automatic_updates> Prevent automatic updates </span></h3><p>Since at least version 2.4.6 (see comments around 2013-11-06 on <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/dropbox/?comments=all rel=nofollow> AUR </a> ), Dropbox has had an auto-update capability which downloads a new binary to the <code>
        ~/.dropbox-dist/
       </code> folder. The service then attempts to hand over control to this binary and dies, causing systemd to re-start the service, generating a conflict and an endless loop of log-filling, CPU-eating misery.<p>A workaround is to prevent Dropbox from downloading the automatic update by creating the <code>
        ~/.dropbox-dist/
       </code> folder and making it read-only:<pre>$ rm -rf ~/.dropbox-dist
$ install -dm0 ~/.dropbox-dist
</pre><p>This appears to be necessary for modern Dropbox clients to operate successfully from systemd on arch.<p>Also see the <a class="external text"href=https://www.dropboxforum.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/202917115-dropbox-will-not-start-under-systemd-on-linux rel=nofollow> relevant Dropbox forum post </a> .<h2><span class=mw-headline id=Autostart> Autostart </span></h2><p>In the Dropbox preferences, under the "General" tab there should be a "Start Dropbox on system startup" checkbox. Try checking this box and seeing if Dropbox starts automatically.<p>If that does not work, uncheck the box and use one of the following methods instead:<h3><span id=Autostart_with_your_WM.2FDE> </span> <span class=mw-headline id=Autostart_with_your_WM/DE> Autostart with your WM/DE </span></h3><p>For <a href=/title/KDE title=KDE> KDE </a> users, no further steps are required, as KDE saves running applications when logging out and restarts them automatically. Similarly for <a href=/title/Xfce title=Xfce> Xfce </a> users, Dropbox will be restarted automatically next time you login since the <code>
        dropbox.desktop
       </code> file has been placed in <code>
        ~/.config/autostart
       </code> .<p>For <a href=/title/Cinnamon title=Cinnamon> Cinnamon </a> users, it's recommended to start Dropbox client by configuring Startup Applications with a little delay (Cinnamon issue <a class="external text"href=https://github.com/linuxmint/Cinnamon/issues/4396 rel=nofollow> #4396 </a> ). Starting Dropbox with systemd works, running in background, but there is is no icon on systray due to some Cinnamon bugs ( <a class="external text"href=https://github.com/linuxmint/Cinnamon/issues/481 rel=nofollow> #481 </a> , <a class="external text"href=https://github.com/linuxmint/Cinnamon/issues/2846 rel=nofollow> #2846 </a> ).<p>If that does not work, you can start the Dropbox sync client along with your window manager by adding <code>
        /usr/bin/dropbox &
       </code> to your <a class=mw-redirect href=/title/Xinitrc title=Xinitrc> xinitrc </a> (or <code>
        ~/.config/openbox/autostart
       </code> , depending on your setup).<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Autostart_on_boot_with_systemd> Autostart on boot with systemd </span></h3><div class="archwiki-template-box archwiki-template-box-note"><strong> Note: </strong> If <i> systemd </i> keeps restarting Dropbox, see <a href=#Prevent_automatic_updates> #Prevent automatic updates </a> .</div><p>To have Dropbox automatically start when your system boots, simply <a class=mw-redirect href=/title/Enable title=Enable> enable </a> the systemd service, passing your username as the instance identifier. The service unit to be enabled takes the format <code>
        dropbox@
        <i> username </i>
       </code> .<p>By default, running the service does not give you an icon in the system tray because it does not know which X display to use. If you want to have tray support, you must <a class=mw-redirect href=/title/Edit title=Edit> edit </a> the provided service:<pre style="margin-bottom: 0; border-bottom:none; padding-bottom:0.8em;"># systemctl edit dropbox@<i>username</i></pre><pre style="margin-top: 0; border-top-style:dashed; padding-top: 0.8em;">[Service]
Environment=DISPLAY=:0
</pre><p>Note that with the above edit Dropbox will fail to start unless an X session is launched.<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Autostart_on_login_with_systemd> Autostart on login with systemd </span></h3><p>To have Dropbox automatically start when you log in, simply <a class=mw-redirect href=/title/Enable title=Enable> enable </a> the <a href=/title/Systemd/User title=Systemd/User> user service </a> .<p>If you want Dropbox to appear in your system tray, you will need to <a class=mw-redirect href=/title/Edit title=Edit> edit </a> the service unit so that it knows which X display the system tray is in:<pre style="margin-bottom: 0; border-bottom:none; padding-bottom:0.8em;">$ systemctl --user edit dropbox</pre><pre style="margin-top: 0; border-top-style:dashed; padding-top: 0.8em;">[Service]
Environment=DISPLAY=:0
</pre><p>Note that with the above edit Dropbox will fail to start unless an X session is launched.<h2><span class=mw-headline id=Accessing_the_files_without_installing_a_sync_client> Accessing the files without installing a sync client </span></h2><p>If all you need is basic access to the files in your Dropbox, you can use the web interface at <a class="external free"href=https://www.dropbox.com/ rel=nofollow> https://www.dropbox.com/ </a> to upload and download files to your Dropbox. This can be a viable alternative to running a Dropbox daemon and mirroring all the files on your own machine.<p>The <span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://archlinux.org/packages/?name=rclone rel=nofollow> rclone </a> </span> package provides a command-line interface to many cloud storage services including Dropbox. The <a class=mw-redirect href=/title/AUR title=AUR> AUR </a> package <span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/droxi/ rel=nofollow> droxi </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup> provides another command-line interface to Dropbox, similar to the GNU <code>
        ftp
       </code> client.<h2><span class=mw-headline id=Encrypting_your_Dropbox_files> Encrypting your Dropbox files </span></h2><p>If you want to store sensitive data in your Dropbox, you should encrypt it before doing so. Syncing to Dropbox is encrypted, but all files are (for the time being) stored on the server unencrypted just as you put them in your Dropbox.<ul><li>Dropbox works with <a href=/title/TrueCrypt title=TrueCrypt> TrueCrypt </a> , and after you initially uploaded the TrueCrypt volume to Dropbox, performance is quite okay, because Dropbox has a working binary diff.</ul><ul><li>Another possibility is to use <a href=/title/EncFS title=EncFS> EncFS </a> , which has the advantage that all files are encrypted separately, i.e. you do not have to determine in advance the size of the content you want to encrypt and your encrypted directory grows and shrinks while you add/delete/modify files in it. You can also mount an encrypted volume at startup using the <code>
         -S
        </code> option of <code>
         encfs
        </code> to avoid having to input the passphrase, but note that your encrypted files are not secure from someone who has direct access to your computer.</ul><ul><li>A third option is to use <a href=/title/Gocryptfs title=Gocryptfs> gocryptfs </a> . It is similar to EncFS, except that gocryptfs uses authenticated encryption, for protecting both confidentiality and integrity (tamper-resistance) of the data.</ul><h3><span class=mw-headline id=Setup_EncFS_with_Dropbox> Setup EncFS with Dropbox </span></h3><p>Follow the Wiki instructions to install <a href=/title/EncFS title=EncFS> EncFS </a> .<p>Assuming you have set your Dropbox directory as <code>
        ~/Dropbox
       </code> :<p>Create a folder. Files you want synced to Dropbox will go in here.<pre>$ mkdir ~/Private
</pre><p>Run the following and enter a password when asked:<pre>$ encfs ~/Dropbox/Encrypted ~/Private
</pre><p>Your secure folder is ready for use; creating any file inside <code>
        ~/Private
       </code> will automatically encrypt it into <code>
        ~/Dropbox/Encrypted
       </code> , which will then be synced to your cloud storage.<p>To mount your EncFS folder on every boot, follow the instructions in the <a href=/title/EncFS#User_friendly_mounting title=EncFS> EncFS </a> wiki page.<div class="archwiki-template-box archwiki-template-box-tip"><strong> Tip: </strong> Consider using the <code>
        ENCFS6_CONFIG
       </code> variable and moving the <code>
        .encfs6.xml
       </code> file to another location (like a USB stick), to help ensure that your encrypted data and the means to realistically decrypt it do not exist together online.</div><h2><span class=mw-headline id=Multiple_Dropbox_instances> Multiple Dropbox instances </span></h2><p>If you need to separate or distinguish your data, personal and work usage for example, you can subscribe to Dropbox with different email addresses and have their directories synced by different Dropbox instances running on a single machine.<p>The basic principle and general how-to are described in the <a class="external text"href=https://web.archive.org/web/20180422061924/http://www.dropboxwiki.com/tips-and-tricks/run-multiple-instances-of-dropbox-simultaneously-on-linux-or-mac-os-x rel=nofollow> Dropbox Wiki </a> .<p>To summarize, you can setup new or additional instances with:<pre>mkdir /path/to/.dropbox-alt-1
HOME=/path/to/.dropbox-alt-1 /usr/bin/dropbox start -i
</pre><p>Once that is done, stop any Dropbox instance still running and start them like this:<pre>HOME=/path/to/.dropbox-alt-1 /path/to/.dropbox-alt-1/.dropbox-dist/dropboxd
HOME=/path/to/.dropbox-alt-2 /path/to/.dropbox-alt-2/.dropbox-dist/dropboxd
</pre><p>Pay attention to use different <code>
        .../.dropbox-dist/dropboxd
       </code> binaries. Even when setting a custom HOME value, the <code>
        /opt/dropbox/dropbox
       </code> or <code>
        /opt/dropbox/dropboxd
       </code> wrappers allow only one instance and when started they will kill the one already running.<h2><span class=mw-headline id=Dropbox_on_laptops> Dropbox on laptops </span></h2><p>Dropbox itself is pretty good at dealing with connectivity problems. If you have a laptop and roam between different network environments, Dropbox will have problems reconnecting if you do not restart it. <b> Try one of the methods described below first, </b> if for some reason the problem remains, you may try one of these hackish solutions: <a class="external autonumber"href=https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=790905 rel=nofollow> [1] </a> , <a class="external autonumber"href=https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1012343#p1012343 rel=nofollow> [2] </a> .<div class="archwiki-template-box archwiki-template-box-note"><strong> Note: </strong> When using any of these methods, you need to prevent Dropbox from doing a standard autostart by unchecking <i> Dropbox - Preferences - General - Start Dropbox on system startup </i> . This prevents Dropbox from creating the <code>
        ~/.config/autostart/dropbox.desktop
       </code> file and thus from starting twice.</div><h3><span class=mw-headline id=Using_netctl> Using netctl </span></h3><p>For <a href=/title/Netctl title=Netctl> netctl </a> , use <code>
        ExecUpPost
       </code> and <code>
        ExecDownPre
       </code> respectively in every network profile you use, or for example in <code>
        /etc/netctl/interfaces/wlan0
       </code> to start Dropbox automatically whenever profile on <code>
        wlan0
       </code> is active. Add '|| true' to your command to make sure <a href=/title/Netctl title=Netctl> netctl </a> will bring up your profile, although Dropbox fails to start.<pre>ExecUpPost="<i>any other code</i>; su -c 'DISPLAY=:0 /usr/bin/dropbox &' <i>your_user</i> || true"
ExecDownPre="<i>any other code</i>; killall dropbox"
</pre><p>Obviously, <code>
        <i> your_user </i>
       </code> has to be edited and <code>
        <i> any other code </i>
        ;
       </code> can be omitted if you do not have any. The above will make sure that Dropbox is running only if there is a network profile active.<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Using_NetworkManager> Using NetworkManager </span></h3><p>For <a href=/title/NetworkManager title=NetworkManager> NetworkManager </a> , use its <a href=/title/NetworkManager#Network_services_with_NetworkManager_dispatcher title=NetworkManager> dispatcher </a> feature.<p>Create the following file:<pre style="margin-bottom: 0; border-bottom:none; padding-bottom:0.8em;">/etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/10-dropbox.sh</pre><pre style="margin-top: 0; border-top-style:dashed; padding-top: 0.8em;">#!/bin/sh
USER=''your_user''
status=$2
case $status in
       up)
		su -c 'DISPLAY=:0 /usr/bin/dropbox & ' $USER
       ;;
       down)
       		killall dropbox
       ;;
esac
</pre><p>or, for the systemd alternative:<pre style="margin-bottom: 0; border-bottom:none; padding-bottom:0.8em;">/etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/10-dropbox.sh</pre><pre style="margin-top: 0; border-top-style:dashed; padding-top: 0.8em;">#!/bin/sh
USER=''your_user''
status=$2

case $status in
       up)
		systemctl start dropbox@$USER.service
       ;;
       down)
       		systemctl stop dropbox@$USER.service
       ;;
esac
</pre><p>Do not forget to change scripts to be owned by root and to make them executable.<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Using_wicd> Using wicd </span></h3><p>Create <code>
        /etc/wicd/scripts/postconnect/dropbox
       </code> :<pre>#!/usr/bin/env bash
su -c 'DISPLAY=:0 /usr/bin/dbus-launch dropbox &' your_username
</pre><p>or, if you use Dropbox with systemd:<pre>#!/usr/bin/env bash
systemctl restart dropbox@&LTuser>
</pre><p>Create <code>
        /etc/wicd/scripts/postdisconnect/dropbox
       </code> :<pre>#!/usr/bin/env bash
killall dropbox
</pre><p>or, if you use Dropbox with systemd:<pre>#!/usr/bin/env bash
systemctl stop dropbox@&LTuser>
</pre><p>Do not forget to make the above scripts executable.<h2><span class=mw-headline id=Troubleshooting> Troubleshooting </span></h2><h3><span class=mw-headline id=Using_Dropbox_with_non-ext4_filesystems> Using Dropbox with non-ext4 filesystems </span></h3><div class="archwiki-template-box archwiki-template-box-note"><strong> Note: </strong> In July, 2019, Dropbox Client build 77.3.127 added support for <a href=/title/ZFS title=ZFS> ZFS </a> , <a href=/title/ECryptfs title=ECryptfs> eCryptfs </a> , <a href=/title/XFS title=XFS> XFS </a> and <a href=/title/Btrfs title=Btrfs> Btrfs </a> . <a class="external autonumber"href=https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Desktop-client-builds/Beta-Build-77-3-127/td-p/354660 rel=nofollow> [3] </a> It once dropped support for all file systems except plain <a href=/title/Ext4 title=Ext4> Ext4 </a> in November, 2018. <a class="external autonumber"href=https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Syncing-and-uploads/Dropbox-client-warns-me-that-it-ll-stop-syncing-in-Nov-why/m-p/290065/highlight/true#M42255 rel=nofollow> [4] </a></div><p>Workarounds have been created, see for example <span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/dropbox-fix2/ rel=nofollow> dropbox-fix2 </a> </span> <sup> <small> AUR </small> </sup> . These workarounds are based on substituting the filesystem detection functions by the use of LD_PRELOAD.<p>It is also possible to create an ext4 formatted <a title="Sparse file"href=/title/Sparse_file> sparse file </a> within a non-ext4 filesystem. It can then be mounted to the desired location for the Dropbox folder. On btrfs systems, it's recommended to <a href=/title/Btrfs#Disabling_CoW title=Btrfs> disable copy-on-write </a> .<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Dropbox_keeps_saying_Downloading_files> Dropbox keeps saying Downloading files </span></h3><p>But in fact now files are synced with your box. This problem is likely to appear when your Dropbox folder is located on a NTFS partition whose mount path contains spaces, or permissions are not set for that partition. See more in the <a class="external text"href=https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=153368 rel=nofollow> forums </a> . To resolve the problem pay attention to your entry in <code>
        /etc/fstab
       </code> . Avoid spaces in the mount path and set write permissions with the "default_permissions" option:<pre>UUID=01CD2ABB65E17DE0 /run/media/username/Windows ntfs-3g uid=username,gid=users,default_permissions 0 0
</pre><h3><span class=mw-headline id=Change_the_Dropbox_location_from_the_installation_wizard> Change the Dropbox location from the installation wizard </span></h3><p>Some users experience the problem during setting-up Dropbox that they cannot select a Dropbox folder other than <code>
        /home/username/Dropbox
       </code> . In this case when the window for changing the path is shown , hit <code>
        Ctrl+l
       </code> , enter the location (e.g. /mnt/data/Dropbox) and click on the <i> Choose </i> or <i> Open </i> button.<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Context_menu_entries_in_file_manager_do_not_work> Context menu entries in file manager do not work </span></h3><p>Several file managers such as Thunar, GNOME Files or its fork Nemo come with extensions that provide context menu entries for files and folders inside your Dropbox. Most of them will result in a browser action such as opening the file or folder in dropbox.com or sharing the link. If you experience these entries not working, then it is likely you have not set the <code>
        $BROWSER
       </code> variable which Dropbox requires. See <a title="Environment variables"href=/title/Environment_variables> Environment variables </a> for details.<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Connecting...> Connecting... </span></h3><p>It may happen that Dropbox cannot connect successfully because it was loaded before an internet connection was established. This can happen on wireless connections, or fast loading machines on wired networks. The best solution to this problem, for wired and wireless connections, is <a href=#Dropbox_on_laptops> #Dropbox on laptops </a> which will ensure that Dropbox is started only after the connection is established.<p>An alternative solution, for those not using netctl or NetworkManager, is to delay the startup of Dropbox:<ul><li><code>
         cp ~/.config/autostart/dropbox.desktop ~/.config/autostart/dropbox-delayed.desktop
        </code><li>Prevent Dropbox from doing a standard autostart by unchecking Dropbox - Preferences - General - Start Dropbox on system startup. This removes <code>
         ~/.config/autostart/dropbox.desktop
        </code> .<li>Edit <code>
         ~/.config/autostart/dropbox-delayed.desktop
        </code> and replace <code>
         Exec=dropbox
        </code> with <code>
         Exec=bash -c "sleep
         <i> timeout </i>
         && dropbox"
        </code> . Tweak the <i> timeout </i> parameter, the value of <code>
         3
        </code> is a good start.</ul><h3><span id=Dropbox_does_not_start_-_.22This_is_usually_because_of_a_permission_error.22> </span> <span class=mw-headline id=Dropbox_does_not_start_-_"This_is_usually_because_of_a_permission_error"> Dropbox does not start - "This is usually because of a permission error" </span></h3><h4><span class=mw-headline id=Check_permissions> Check permissions </span></h4><p>Make sure that you own Dropbox's directories before running the application. This includes<ul><li><code>
         ~/.dropbox
        </code> - Dropbox's configuration directory<li><code>
         ~/Dropbox
        </code> - Dropbox's download directory (default)</ul><p>You can ensure this by changing their owner with <code>
        chown -R
       </code> .<p>This error could also be caused by <code>
        /var
       </code> being full.<h4><span class=mw-headline id=Re-linking_your_account> Re-linking your account </span></h4><p><a class="external text"href=https://www.dropbox.com/help/72 rel=nofollow> Dropbox's FAQ </a> suggests that this error may be caused by misconfiguration and is fixed by (re)moving the current configuration folder<pre># mv ~/.dropbox ~/.dropbox.old
</pre><p>and restarting Dropbox.<h4><span class=mw-headline id=Errors_caused_by_running_out_of_space> Errors caused by running out of space </span></h4><p>A common error that might happen is that there is no more available space on your <code>
        /tmp
       </code> and <code>
        /var
       </code> partitions. If this happens, Dropbox will crash on startup with the following error in its log:<pre>Exception: Not a valid FileCache file
</pre><p>A detailed story of such an occurrence can be found in the <a class="external text"href=https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=973458 rel=nofollow> forums </a> . Make sure there is enough space available before launching Dropbox.<p>Another case is when the root partition is full:<pre>OperationalError: database or disk is full
</pre><p>Check to see the available space on partitions with <code>
        df
       </code> .<h4><span class=mw-headline id=Filesystem_monitoring_problem> Filesystem monitoring problem </span></h4><p>If you have a lot of files to sync in your Dropbox folder, you might get the following error:<pre>Unable to monitor filesystem
Please run: echo 100000 | sudo tee /proc/sys/fs/inotify/max_user_watches and restart Dropbox to correct the problem.
</pre><p>This can be fixed easily by adding<pre>fs.inotify.max_user_watches = 100000
</pre><p>to <code>
        /etc/sysctl.d/99-sysctl.conf
       </code> and then reload the kernel parameters<pre># sysctl --system
</pre><h3><span class=mw-headline id=Proxy_settings> Proxy settings </span></h3><p>The easiest way to set Dropbox's proxy settings is by defining them manually in the Proxies tab of the Preferences window. Alternatively, you can also set it to 'Auto-detect' and then export your proxy server to the http_proxy env variable prior to starting Dropbox (HTTP_PROXY is also usable)<pre>env http_proxy=http://your.proxy.here:port /usr/bin/dropbox</pre><p>or<pre>export http_proxy=http://your.proxy.here:port
/usr/bin/dropbox
</pre><div class="archwiki-template-box archwiki-template-box-note"><strong> Note: </strong> Dropbox will only use proxy settings of the form <code>
        http://your.proxy.here:port
       </code> , not <code>
        your.proxy.here:port
       </code> as some other applications do.</div><h3><span class=mw-headline id=Missing_tray_icon_in_GNOME> Missing tray icon in GNOME </span></h3><p>GNOME 3.26 removed support for tray icons in <a class="external text"href=https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=785956 rel=nofollow> bug 785956 </a> which will prevent the Dropbox icon from showing. To restore tray icons an appropriate extension such as <a class="external text"href=https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/615/appindicator-support/ rel=nofollow> App Indicator </a> needs to be installed.<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Missing_tray_icon_in_Cinnamon> Missing tray icon in Cinnamon </span></h3><p>Since Cinnamon is using <a class="external text"href=https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=3795 rel=nofollow> XApp.StatusIcon </a> (replacing the deprecated Gtk.StatusIcon in GNOME, see above) to pass information through dbus in multiple desktop environments, make sure you have the XApp Status Applet (xapp-status) installed and added to the panel, otherwise the Dropbox status icon might not display at all.<h3><span class=mw-headline id=Unable_to_open_the_Sign_In_dialog> Unable to open the Sign In dialog </span></h3><p>If attempting to open the system tray <i> Sign In </i> option fails, especially in <a href=/title/I3 title=I3> i3 </a> -wm, it may be because the qt5 dependency is missing. Install <span class="plainlinks archwiki-template-pkg"> <a class="external text"href=https://archlinux.org/packages/?name=qt5-base rel=nofollow> qt5-base </a> </span> .</div><div class=printfooter>Retrieved from " <a dir=ltr href=https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php?title=Dropbox&oldid=687009> https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php?title=Dropbox&oldid=687009 </a> "</div></div><div class=catlinks data-mw=interface id=catlinks><div class=mw-normal-catlinks id=mw-normal-catlinks><a href=/title/Special:Categories title=Special:Categories> Category </a> : <ul><li><a title="Category:File sharing"href=/title/Category:File_sharing> File sharing </a></ul></div></div></div></div><div id=mw-navigation><h2>Navigation menu</h2><div id=mw-head><nav class="mw-portlet mw-portlet-personal vector-menu"aria-labelledby=p-personal-label id=p-personal role=navigation><h3 class=vector-menu-heading id=p-personal-label><span> Personal tools </span></h3><div class=vector-menu-content><ul class=vector-menu-content-list><li id=pt-createaccount><a title="You are encouraged to create an account and log in; however, it is not mandatory"href=/index.php?title=Special:CreateAccount&returnto=Dropbox> Create account </a><li id=pt-login><a title="You are encouraged to log in; however, it is not mandatory [o]"accesskey=o href=/index.php?title=Special:UserLogin&returnto=Dropbox> Log in </a></ul></div></nav><div id=left-navigation><nav class="mw-portlet mw-portlet-namespaces vector-menu vector-menu-tabs"aria-labelledby=p-namespaces-label id=p-namespaces role=navigation><h3 class=vector-menu-heading id=p-namespaces-label><span> Namespaces </span></h3><div class=vector-menu-content><ul class=vector-menu-content-list><li class=selected id=ca-nstab-main><a title="View the content page [c]"accesskey=c href=/title/Dropbox> Page </a><li id=ca-talk><a title="Discussion about the content page [t]"accesskey=t href=/title/Talk:Dropbox rel=discussion> Discussion </a></ul></div></nav><nav class="mw-portlet mw-portlet-variants emptyPortlet vector-menu vector-menu-dropdown"aria-labelledby=p-variants-label id=p-variants role=navigation><input aria-labelledby=p-variants-label class=vector-menu-checkbox type=checkbox><h3 class=vector-menu-heading id=p-variants-label><span> Variants </span></h3><div class=vector-menu-content><ul class=vector-menu-content-list></ul></div></nav></div><div id=right-navigation><nav class="mw-portlet mw-portlet-views vector-menu vector-menu-tabs"aria-labelledby=p-views-label id=p-views role=navigation><h3 class=vector-menu-heading id=p-views-label><span> Views </span></h3><div class=vector-menu-content><ul class=vector-menu-content-list><li class=selected id=ca-view><a href=/title/Dropbox> Read </a><li id=ca-viewsource><a title="This page is protected.
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