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fifer55
Jul 06, 2013Apprentice
DropBox: Not able to link account
Hello everyone, I recently purchased the following addon - Dropbox (vInstall-rnx86-1.0.1): viewtopic.php?f=48&t=58647 It was installed on a newly updated (factory reset) ReadyNas Pro Business Edit...
fifer55
Jul 07, 2013Apprentice
Decided to take a more manual approach. Here is what I did.
first, went to my Dropbox share directory and ran:
A new directory was created in my DB share:
/Dropbox/.dropbox-dist/
checked the version: 2.2.8
Now I install the app using Frontview. I verify the version installed (/c/.dropbox-dist/) is the same: 2.2.8. It is.
I copy the contents of the wget version from /Dropbox/.dropbox-dist to/c/.dropbox-dist (essentially overwriting the add on install, which looks to be the exact same version!)
OK, now I enable Global Dropbox account daemon. This runs without issue. no errors logged in /tmp that pertain to dropbox.
Now, I start the Global Dropbox user daemon. Nothing starts. No error logs in tmp, FV logs show no errors. Nothing appears to be happening.
Decide to enable the DropBox add-on now. Dropbox add-on service start with no issues. Confirmed in Frontview logs and no errors logged in /tmp.
Attempting to start again the Global Dropbox user daemon… Nothing! No errors anywhere?! OK, I disable Global Dropbox account Daemon… Restart… nothing.
Now, let me try to upgrade from Frontview to latest stable (2.2.9) release. Update successful.
Seems that the contents of /c/.dropbox-dist get updated to whatever build is reflected on Frontview as "Installed Version" and the old contents get put in a new directory called /c/.dropbox-dist.2.2.8, where previous build is reflected.
Let me try to start the Global Dropbox user daemon… Now I get an error in /tmp! same one.
Ugh, I don't know what "Exception: statvfs failed with retval -1" means. I mean, I know what it means, but what is the return value of -1, specifically?
Back to square one...
first, went to my Dropbox share directory and ran:
wget --no-check-certificate -O - "https://www.dropbox.com/download?plat=lnx.x86" | tar xzf -
A new directory was created in my DB share:
/Dropbox/.dropbox-dist/
checked the version: 2.2.8
Now I install the app using Frontview. I verify the version installed (/c/.dropbox-dist/) is the same: 2.2.8. It is.
I copy the contents of the wget version from /Dropbox/.dropbox-dist to/c/.dropbox-dist (essentially overwriting the add on install, which looks to be the exact same version!)
OK, now I enable Global Dropbox account daemon. This runs without issue. no errors logged in /tmp that pertain to dropbox.
Now, I start the Global Dropbox user daemon. Nothing starts. No error logs in tmp, FV logs show no errors. Nothing appears to be happening.
Decide to enable the DropBox add-on now. Dropbox add-on service start with no issues. Confirmed in Frontview logs and no errors logged in /tmp.
Attempting to start again the Global Dropbox user daemon… Nothing! No errors anywhere?! OK, I disable Global Dropbox account Daemon… Restart… nothing.
Now, let me try to upgrade from Frontview to latest stable (2.2.9) release. Update successful.
Seems that the contents of /c/.dropbox-dist get updated to whatever build is reflected on Frontview as "Installed Version" and the old contents get put in a new directory called /c/.dropbox-dist.2.2.8, where previous build is reflected.
Let me try to start the Global Dropbox user daemon… Now I get an error in /tmp! same one.
Ugh, I don't know what "Exception: statvfs failed with retval -1" means. I mean, I know what it means, but what is the return value of -1, specifically?
Back to square one...
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