hiphopsmurf

Hello,

At this time that functionality is not built in. Sorry :-/

The default ‘Curl’ Should be good. If you find that it doesn’t work, then attempt to use either of the other two.

Hi Jason,

That is pretty much the case. The biggest issue is that the complete file has to be loaded into memory before being sent to Dropbox. Next would be a few settings in php.ini if you are looking to upload more than 10mb which I think is the default.

Hi,

I have not updated the plugin lately because I have not had much time. I do still plan to maintain this plugin. My site is down because I don’t have time for that either.

Thanks

Yes port 443 outgoing should be open

Its possible that the problem is caused by a firewall. Do you have a plugin called Backup to Dropbox by chance? That plugin is known to conflict with this plugin which could also be causing the issue.

When you upload a file, its being saved in a folder on your host then loaded into memory and sent to dropbox.

“Is it the connection being established with dropbox” Thats what you need to ask the hosting company. Tell them the error your getting and they should be able to help you.

I would contact the host where your site is located and ask them if the connection is being stopped by anything.

There could be a number of causes related to that error. The main cause relates to SSL verification so my first guess would be that something is preventing the plugin from communicating with dropbox like a firewall on the host/server.

This issue is a conflict with backup to dropbox and one that I have been working on. Hope to have an update soon.

The memory limit is controlled by a few things, availability of memory on the host where the plugin resides and upload size limits defined in the php.ini file for the host where the plugin resides. When sending a file to dropbox the entire file gets loaded into memory before being sent to Dropbox which is an unavoidable downfall of the API.

This problem is one that I have been looking into but can’t figure out. The same problem seems to effect .zip files also. This is a problem I have been wanting to slam my head off the desk over.

Can you change it to CURL and let me run another test?

I have tested it and see that error. What method do you currently have the upload set to?

Please ensure you have the latest version of this plugin. Previous versions that included the multiple file upload have been deemed unsafe and since been deactivated.