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sonnichs
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Need usage breakdown in bytes for shared-to files
I have a "full" dropbox condition that is probably due to files shared-to me from other users.
I need a breakdown of all the shared-to files and the amount they are using. I looked at the dropbox...
- 2 years ago
sonnichs wrote:
How do I list files, their share-to or share-from status, and the amount used?
There is no such feature. You can find a list of your shared folders on your Sharing page. To see their size, you'll need to use the option to Calculate Size for each shared folder.
Rich
2 years agoSuper User II
sonnichs wrote:
How do I list files, their share-to or share-from status, and the amount used?
There is no such feature. You can find a list of your shared folders on your Sharing page. To see their size, you'll need to use the option to Calculate Size for each shared folder.
- sonnichs2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Thanks Rich-
when I click on the "sharing page" is this showing files that I have shared-out to others, or files the others have "shared-in" to me?
Fritz
- sonnichs2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Thank you Rich--I see now how the "size" option works---very manual for folders. I guess if one does not use dropbox intensively and only has a few folders that would work, but for any reasonable number of folders (I have hundreds) that would be too primitive. I was looking for something more like the Unix "du" command so that I could sort the sizes and find out where all the space is being used.
Thank you for your time
Fritz
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