asdlfkj31h/dropbox repository overview

⁠Dropbox in Docker

Update: using debian base image. docker run asdlfkj31h/dropbox

Run Dropbox inside Docker. Fully working with local host folder mount or inter-container linking (via --volumes-from).

This repository provides the janeczku/dropbox⁠ image.

⁠Usage examples

⁠Quickstart

docker run -d --restart=always --name=dropbox janeczku/dropbox

⁠Dropbox data mounted to local folder on the host

docker run -d --restart=always --name=dropbox \
-v /path/to/localfolder:/dbox/Dropbox \
janeczku/dropbox

⁠Run dropbox with custom user/group id

This fixes file permission errrors that might occur when mounting the Dropbox file folder (/dbox/Dropbox) from the host or a Docker container volume. You need to set DBOX_UID/DBOX_GID to the user id and group id of whoever owns these files on the host or in the other container.

docker run -d --restart=always --name=dropbox \
-e DBOX_UID=110 \
-e DBOX_GID=200 \
janeczku/dropbox

⁠Enable LAN Sync

docker run -d --restart=always --name=dropbox \
--net="host" \
janeczku/dropbox

⁠Linking to Dropbox account after first start

Check the logs of the container to get URL to authenticate with your Dropbox account.

docker logs dropbox

Copy and paste the URL in a browser and login to your Dropbox account to associate.

docker logs dropbox

You should see something like this:

⁠Manage exclusions and check sync status

docker exec -t -i dropbox dropbox help

⁠ENV variables

DBOX_UID
Default: 1000
Run Dropbox with a custom user id (matching the owner of the mounted files)

DBOX_GID
Default: 1000
Run Dropbox with a custom group id (matching the group of the mounted files)

$DBOX_SKIP_UPDATE
Default: False
Set this to True to skip updating to the latest Dropbox version on container start

⁠Large directories?

On the host machine do: echo fs.inotify.max_user_watches=100000 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf; sudo sysctl -p

⁠Exposed volumes

/dbox/Dropbox Dropbox files

/dbox/.dropbox Dropbox account configuration