Re: Acquiring the Dropbox Folder Path -- was: Re: Error -10000 for one user
Re: Acquiring the Dropbox Folder Path -- was: Re: Error -10000 for one user
- Subject: Re: Acquiring the Dropbox Folder Path -- was: Re: Error -10000 for one user
- From: Rick Gordon <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2016 13:41:47 -0700
Being that you can't assume that the only valid path for the info.json
is contained by ~/.dropbox, it might be better to do a search for
dropbox.pid, which has the same somewhat-unique name in each folder, and
negotiate the paths to the info.plist files from that.
Rick Gordon
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On 4/27/16, 1:34 PM, Rick Gordon wrote:
And the paths in the jsons are to the actual location, not the
location of the symlink.
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On 4/27/16, 1:30 PM, Rick Gordon wrote:
On my computer, I have 2 dropboxes, and there are 2 hidden folders,
each containing its own info.json, along with other items.
~/.dropbox and ~/.dropbox-Team/.dropbox
In my case the visible Dropbox folders are located on a non-boot
drive, and have symlinks as ~/Dropbox and ~/Dropbox-Team.
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