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Dropbox: how to identify uploaded files?
The problem is that my dropbox is in a permanent state of uploading three files.
All directories in the dropbox directory have a green check mark icon. Hidden files are shown.
I would like to determine what files it is trying to upload to the server.
Process Monitor found no suspicious file activity. The .dropbox.cache directory was deleted.
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Maybe some files are occupied by other processes? There was something similar, I don’t remember the details, but the problem was precisely in this. If memory serves, the Unlocker utility shows busy files.
Try to transfer the deepest part of the "crown" to a temporary folder. Dropbox, on the other hand, tracks transfers and will not copy too much.
I had such a glitch a couple of days ago, first I found the files that it loads, identified them by the blue circle showing the update. I decided that these files, and indeed this folder, I do not need, I tried to delete it. Everything was deleted, but the folder did not allow to be deleted, they say it is used by the system. I unloaded the dropbox, launched the dropbox, - the same thing, the uploading seems to be going on. I unloaded the dropbox again, deleted the ill-fated folder, launched the dropbox. Voila.
I understand that this does not answer your question, but perhaps this information will be somehow useful to you.
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