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You need Pro to change the expiration date or set a password.
by 1123581321 7y ago
You need Pro to change the expiration date or set a password.
- mcjiggerlog 7y agoThanks! Looks like Firefox Send is the better free tool for now then.
- bayindirh 7y agoFor occasional uses and normal transfers, Firefox send is really better. Dropbox transfer becomes useful when you want to share files that you already have in your Dropbox. I use both and they both have their users.
- StavrosK 7y agoFirefox send is also encrypted locally, right? Dropbox doesn't look encrypted, but I've never used it.
- avh02 7y agowhat annoys me is the password part used to be a plus feature[1]. This is why I've started to try to move things to be self-hosted. Unfortunately I've been struggling with nextcloud + my NAS due to filesystem constraints. And it's to avoid silly crap like that that we enjoyed the cloud services. Ah, what a loop! [1]: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Files-folders/Was-the-ability-to-password-protect-a-shared-folder-removed-from/td-p/248212 https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Files-folders/Was-the-abilit...
- neurostimulant 7y agoWhat kind of filesystem constraints problem you run into? I've been using nextcloud on a vps using docker and resizing/moving storage used by nextcloud is quite easy on this setup (simply update the container volume config)
- avh02 7y agoattempting to use nextcloudpi on a pine64 rock64 with a mounted data directory (NFS share from my NAS). The data directory must be brtfs and I can't resize down / add in a partition on my NAS software. So i'm stuck for the moment. I'll likely use a spare 1TB USB hard drive as data dir and backup regularly, i'm unlikely to use more space than that - or otherwise just host the whole thing on AWS instead of at home.