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I'm trying to run a dropbox instance in docker on OSX. I'm able to get things started up and connected to dropbox. However, once syncing starts I get the following error:
[ALERT]: So your files continue to sync, sign in to your Dropbox account and move Dropbox to a supported file system.
The filesystem associated with /dbox/Dropbox is listed as osxfs:
osxfs 1.9T 91G 1.8T 5% /dbox/Dropbox
I'm guessing this version of dropbox doesn't know what to do with this type of filesystem.
Any ideas?
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I also see this on Windows 10. I believe this is because of a policy change by Dropbox to only support ext4 file systems? And this container is not mounting the shared directories as ext4?
I'm new to Docker, so I could be completely off the rails here. I suspect one could point the client to unshared locations. But they would probably get wiped when the container is restarted? (and wouldn't be accessible from the host OS?).
I'm trying to run a dropbox instance in docker on OSX. I'm able to get things started up and connected to dropbox. However, once syncing starts I get the following error:
The filesystem associated with /dbox/Dropbox is listed as osxfs:
I'm guessing this version of dropbox doesn't know what to do with this type of filesystem.
Any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: