You can see those scopes in the documentation (follow the links).

All points you're mentioning have different scopes. Call 2/sharing/list_folders required scope is 'sharing.read'. Ĭall 2/files/get_metadata required scope is ''. What I am wondering is: How do I find out what kinds of permissions an app that is authorized within Dropbox has (Integromat in this case)?. Have you enabled it? Especially since API Calls like get_metadata or list_folders work just fine. Hi call (the 2/sharing/share_folder call) requires 'sharing.write' scope enabled to your application.

I have tested it both with a path that is an existing folder and with one that would create a new folder but every time I run the operation I get the error 'The operation failed with an error. Thanks a lot in I am using the Dropbox 'Make an API Call'-module in Integromat and ' /share_folder'. 'path': '/not a machine cloud/projekte/2021/21012 - casefilm google barklaycard - acht - jm/test', 'acl_update_policy': 'editors', URL: /2/sharing/share_folder (relative to ) Here is the full input I am giving the module: What I am wondering is: How do I find out what kinds of permissions an app that is authorized within Dropbox has (Integromat in this case)? Should I ditch the pre-made module and just make the call using the generic HTTP modules? Especially since API Calls like get_metadata or list_folders work just fine. I am an absolute beginner with this stuff but after doing some reading on this forum I suspect that the connection to Dropbox is read-only. To do that I am using the Dropbox 'Make an API Call'-module in Integromat and ' /share_folder'. I want to create an automated API Call to our company's Dropbox that creates a folder with only select user groups having access.

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