This is persisted across deletes, renames, moves, etc. In Dropbox API V2, every file has a unique ID. I don't know whether you're still in need of a solution, but in a nutshell, here's the state of play. I've been scratching my head over this exact problem this afternoon, to try and restore the state of a friend's Dropbox which got hit by the same ransomware. Meta, resp = dbx.files_download(entry.path_lower) Print "name: ", entry.name, "| path: ", entry.path_lower If (isinstance(entry, ) or isinstance(entry, )): My code snippet: dbx = dropbox.Dropbox('token is intentionally hidden')įor entry in dbx.files_list_folder('', recursive = False, include_deleted = True).entries: Has anyone bumped into something similar? How can I solve this issue? I tried to download them using download endpoint but it returned File not found error.
Then I tried to list all of my files including deleted files and I can see my original files listed. I first fetched all of my files and tried to get all of their revisions but the original files are not included in revision list. I used Python API wrapper to work with Dropbox API. I want to download all my original files using Dropbox API.Īs i can see on web interface, I can download them individually but I got like thousand files so I couldn't do it. My computer got a virus that rename all of my files (idk if its recognized as rename or delete on Dropbox) and they are all synced to Dropbox. I was searching for a way to use Dropbox API to restore my files and Google brought me here.
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