CloudStorage % sudo ls -laĭrwxr-xr-x 4 joecascio staff 128 Jan 22 20:47 102 joecascio staff 3264 1 joecascio staff 8196 Jan 24 14:22 66 joecascio staff 2112 Jan 24 06:02 DropboxĪny ideas would be welcome, esp from Dropbox support. Dropbox keeps your files organized, safe, and accessible at all times You can effortlessly view and share files with anybody, no matter how big or small. It's probably something to do with permissions, but I can't figure what because the permissions on the Dropbox folder are as follows. Dropbox % cd / % cd COVID-19 % lsĬovid-19-data-master state-county-bustout.pyĬt-town-bustout copy.py state-county-recent-bustout.py Users/joecascio/Library/CloudStorage/Dropboxīut if you just skip over trying to cd through the Dropbox folder, it works.

% cd /Users % cd ~ % cd Library % cd CloudStorage % cd Dropbox % ls If you try to 'cd' down one directory at a time, you get a permission error when the working directory is Dropbox.

I was reminded that it's possible to drag an object from the Finder into the Terminal app, but only if you use the whole pathname. In my home directory under Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox. Recently I installed a Dropbox update on a Mac M1 mini (Monterey) which changed the Dropbox folder from a simple folder to a 'Location' in the Finder.

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