Hi Scissors,
You did all things absolutely right. I'm just not sure if you have installed Python properly.
I assume you've got Kindle 3G device (as it shown in your profile info). Unfortunately I have no one on hand to test and debug (I have only 3 exemplars at home: PW1, PW2 and PW3 resp.).
That particular line which has caused an error, actually useless for Dropbox (I've forgot to remove some Seafile client code). Please give a try to a new version (archive attached to this message) and send me log.
P.S. As for Dropbox API token. It's a standard authentication and authorization scheme for Dropbox clients (a good alternative to login/password pair). Server recognizes applications of particular user and their credentials by single token. A very brief explanation how it works you may find here:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/r...ce/oauth-guide
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Originally Posted by scissors
Hi
I'd appreciate some "help for a dummy" please.
I copied the dropbox folder to G:\extensions\
when I open KUAL dropbox sync is in the list.
I renamed dropbox.cfg to .old
I renamed .example to .cfg
I went to my dropbox and (this is where things went wrong i think) I created a new app, which i just called it " my kindle"
I copied the token into the dropbox.cfg
I ran the sync with log and unsurprisingly it didn't work.
The log created in my documents folder is as such
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/mnt/us/extensions/dropbox/bin/dbcli.py", line 8, in <module>
from requests.packages.urllib3.exceptions import SubjectAltNameWarning
ImportError: cannot import name SubjectAltNameWarning
As a bog standard user i could do with guidance. I can't even see how you let dropbox know it is my dropbox to sync to (unless dropbox knows from the token)
Thanks in advance
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