You should start it manually every time when you want to use dropbox. The dropbox daemon will keep running until you forcibly stop it by pressing CTRL+C. $ ls Dropbox/Ĭongrats! The Ubuntu server has been linked to your dropbox account. Keep the data in this folder to access it from any devices. Now, a new folder named "Dropbox" will be created in your home directory. Just enter them and click Sign-in.Īfter your computer is connected to your dropbox account, you should see a message like below in your Terminal. Once you opened the URL in the browser, you will be prompted to enter your Dropbox username and password.
You can use any other system on your network that has a GUI web browser to navigate to the URL. Please note that you don't have to enter the URL in the same system itself. If you are on a headless server, you can use text browsers like lynx or elinks to sign-in to the dropbox account. Next open the browser and navigate to the above link to connect system with your dropbox account. This computer isn't linked to any Dropbox account. You will see an output something like below. Now, run the following command to start the Dropbox daemon from the newly created. This will create a new hidden folder named. For 32-bit: $ cd ~ & wget -O - "" | tar xzf -įor 64-bit: $ cd ~ & wget -O - "" | tar xzf.
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