This prints out the current status of the Dropbox daemon. Options include -i or i-install to auto install the Dropbox daemon if it’s not available on the system. If the daemon is already running, this will not do anything. This command does not output anything to the CLI. This command can only be used in scripts to check if Dropbox is running. This returns 1 if the daemon is running and 0 if it’s not running. This command can only be used on files in your public folder. This is only applicable if you have a public folder enabled in your account. This prints out a public link url for FILE. TYPE One of the following: https, socks4, socks5.MODE One of the following: none, auto, manual.This manually sets proxy settings for Dropbox:
y: Dropbox will use LAN sync (default).ĭropbox proxy MODE.With a command, prints descriptive help on how to use the command. With no arguments, this prints a list of commands and a short description of each. -a or -all: do not ignore entries starting with ".".Select an application and click the minus button to remove it from the startup list, or click the plus. -l or -list: prints out information in a format similar to the native Linux command ls. In the Users & Groups window, click the Login Items tab.This prints the current status of each FILE. Please note that any specified path must be within the Dropbox folder. This removes one or more directories from the exclusion list, and then resynchronizes Dropbox. When list is used or with non arguments, this command prints a list of directories currently excluded from syncing.ĭropbox exclude add …Īdds one or more directories to the exclusion list, then resynchronizes Dropbox.ĭropbox exclude remove … Note that this command may only work on currently supported Ubuntu distributions. y: Dropbox will start automatically at login (default).n: Dropbox will not start automatically at login.
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