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Recently I noticed Dropbox.app is not running on my MacBook Pro (El Capitan).
When I run following command on a terminal,
$ /Applications/Dropbox.app/Contents/MacOS/Dropbox
many messages are listed, and after a while, it stops as follows.
..... dropbox: thread d0eb58 is not a python thread
Segmentation fault: 11
The version is the latest version which I downloaded from the site today.
Any suggestions?
I guess, this is the second time trying this code. I did it before exactly, and there was no change.
Here are some screenshots that should help. It is still there, so not sure why it was unable to find that other folder.
Hey @teranisi - sorry to hear about this.
Would you mind if I reached out to you via email in order to have a more in depth look into this and find what's causing your issue?
In the meantime, could you please give our offline installer a go and also see if there are any antivirus, firewall or proxy/security settings that could be causing this?
If I were you, just in case, I would also take a look here for more information about this and some common troubleshooting suggestions.
I hope this helps and please let me know what you find. Thank you in advance for your reply!
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I think I have exactly the same problem.
Thanks.
Luigi
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Well, I realized somwthing didn't work find because I uploaded a pdf file from my iPhone and the file was not visible in my Dropbox folder on the Mac (running MacOS 10.11.6). Then I saw that the Dropbox icon in the menu bar was not visible. I run my Dropbox App but nothing happened. Thus I restarted my Mac and I downloaded the Dropbox offline installer. It seemd that the probelm was solved since the Dropbox icon appeared in the menu bar and a notification about the app update was visible. Anyway, just after less than one minute the Dropbox app crashed (the icon disappeared in the menu bar).
Then I googled on the web and I found this discussion. I tried again downloading the installer but I had to restart the machine since a strange message like "the image is damaged" comes out everytime after the installation. If I restart the machine then I can reinstall Dropbox but the same things happen and the app crashes again.
Below you can find a link to last Dropbox items in my Console diagnostics reports.
Hope it can help you to understand.
Thanks a lot.
Luigi
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Hi Lusil, there is no issues with the installation/network connection: I have no antivirus and the firewall is disabled. We can discuss by email as you suggested.
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I have OS X 10.9.3 on a mac mini and the Dropbox client worked well until the latest update to 52.4.58 was installed yesterday automatically.
When I delete the 52.4.58 client and install the older 50.4.71 version (this is the version I have found somewhere else), the client starts correct but updates itself to 52.4.58 which causes segmentation fault when restarted.
22.06.18 16:04:54,435 Dropbox[6693]: ApplePersistence=NO 22.06.18 16:04:56,459 com.apple.launchd.peruser.502[728]: (com.getdropbox.dropbox.138192[6693]) Job appears to have crashed: Segmentation fault: 11 22.06.18 16:04:57,518 ReportCrash[6708]: Saved crash report for Dropbox[6693] version 52.4.58 (52.4.58) to /Users/rs/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/Dropbox_2018-06-22-160457_120600S0.crash
So I cannot use Dropbox on my mac systems without preventing the client to update itself. But I do not know how to block the automatic updates 😞
Regards Robert
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