To enable Dropbox to start automatically with every system startup, you need to create a systemd service file for the Dropbox and to do so, use the next command. dropbox sharelink Dropbox/Database.doc Get A Shared Link For A File To get a shared link of a specific file, you can use this link and pass it to anyone to start accessing this file. dropbox filestatus Dropbox/Database.doc Get Sync Status For A File To get the current sync status of a specific file. So you need to stop the dropbox service if you do not need it anymore. Keep in your mind that the Dropbox will keep running until you reboot the system. To get the status of the Dropbox, if it is running or not.
Now you can start using the Dropbox command-line interface.įor example, to preview the options associated with the Dropbox command use the following command. sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/dropbox Make The Python Script Executable sudo wget -O /usr/local/bin/dropbox "" Download Python Scriptįinally, we need to make this python script executable. Next, download the Dropbox python script and move it to your PATH. Next, we will install the Dropbox command-line interface, that will enable us to start, stop, sync, and get the status of our saved files.įirst, we need to install the Python package.
Also, you can use it to put files/folders in it, and they will be synchronized to all your devices. In this directory, you will find your saved files from your Dropbox account. You will find a directory named “Dropbox” is created in your home directory. Confirmation Message For Linking Your Account After you enter your account details, you will get a message like the below telling you that your Ubuntu is now linked to your Dropbox account. Enter Your Dropbox Username Or Create New Account Enter your Dropbox account username and password, or you can create an account case you do not have one. When the installation is complete, Dropbox will open your browser. ~/.dropbox-dist/dropboxd Start Dropbox Installation To start Dropbox, you can run the following command. The extracted folder will be hidden as you can see in the next screenshot: Hidden Directory Created It will download the dropbox and extract it to your home directory. Download the Dropbox version (32 or 64 bit) that suits you well.įor the 32 bit version you can use the following command: cd ~ & wget -O - "" | tar xzf -įor the 64 bit version as in our case, you can use the following command: cd ~ & wget -O - "" | tar xzf - Download Dropbox and Extract To Home Directory
Now you can start in the Dropbox installation process by following the next steps. If it is not installed, you can install it using the following command: sudo apt install wget Next, make sure that the wget package is installed on your system.
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