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I'd like some way to see all the conflicted copies from my Dropbox folder.
I personally use a Mac mostly, but I welcome Windows and Linux solutions.
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I'd like some way to see all the conflicted copies from my Dropbox folder.
I personally use a Mac mostly, but I welcome Windows and Linux solutions.
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Since I couldn't find a good way to do this for Mac, I wrote my own script using the find
command and some AppleScript.
Paste this into AppleScript editor and save it as an app:
set conflictedFiles to do shell script "cd ~/Dropbox; find -L . \\( -path \"*.dropbox*\" -prune \\) -o \\( -name \"*conflicted*\" -print \\)"
set fileList to paragraphs of conflictedFiles as list
repeat with currFile in fileList
set currPath to (path to home folder as string) & "Dropbox" & POSIX file (characters 3 thru -1 of (currFile as string) as string)
tell application "Finder" to make new Finder window to currPath
end repeat
This script finds all the conflicted files and opens a Finder window to each one.
Be careful using this if you think you've got a lot of conflicts; your desktop may get covered with windows!
Note that this will still work fine if you've got symlinks in your Dropbox folder.
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MacPaw's Gemini duplicate file utility can also route out these and file copies of all kinds. Then you can delete them easily. It's $6.99 in the App store. Just zapped about 500 conflicted docs.
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Your question isn't very clear, if you want a listing of all files which are conflicted in Windows command prompt cd to the Dropbox folder and type in
dir *"Selective Sync"* /s /b
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I've written a script in sh
which does this. It ought to run on any standard Linux or Unix shell - and also supports piping filenames through encfsctl
if you have an encfs
-encrypted folder in there.
You can find it on github.
you want a script which lists them? – Sathyajith Bhat – 2011-03-26T07:00:14.593
@Sathya Yes: a script, 'Smart Folder' (Mac), freeware app, anything. – Nathan G. – 2011-03-26T13:26:52.823