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EthanW
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Re: DownloadAsync - path/not_found/... Exception
We have run into the path/not_found exception as well. We are also using the Dropbox API SendDownloadRequestAsync call with a valid path. Can you please explain the resolution since I don't have acce...
Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
EthanW A 'path/not_found' error indicates that there was nothing found in the specified account under the relevant root at the specified path. There are a number of ways you may end up with this error. For example, you may just have a typo in the path value, or may be connected to the wrong account, etc. The Getting Started, File Access, and Team Files guides may be helpful.
If that's still not working for you though, feel free to share the details, e.g., show the relevant code, and indicate where/how you're getting the path value, and we'll be happy to take a look. You can open a ticket here if you'd prefer to share privately.
By the way, while it may not make a difference to this issue, you should generally just use DownloadAsync, not SendDownloadRequestAsync.
EthanW
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Thanks Greg. I'll be sure to open a ticket. We are using an admin account and through the OAuth2 authorization code flow you support, we have enabled all of the read-only scopes we require to access the files via your Business API. I'll be sure to open a ticket and share the code to see if there is something we can do to overcome this issue. Yes, we are using DownloadAsync. Internally, we can see that SendDownloadRequestAsync gets called by the Dropbox SDK.
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