Really broken on Linux?

[hello-world-dot-c]

Just starting to use Cyberduck on a headless machine and can't get past OAuth for accessing the Dropbox storage we use. Does this issue mean that this tool has been defunct for Linux for months now, and is expected to stay that way? Or am I misinterpreting it?

[dkocher]

At least for Dropbox we should be able to create an alternate connection profile using a redirect URI that allows to copy & paste the authorization code.

[hello-world-dot-c]

I understand it has been added to the milestones for 9.0 so never mind.

[dkocher]

For Dropbox you could register your own client application ¹ and create a matching connection profile ² for the OAuth Client Id registration. I will attach a connection profile that is usable with Cyberduck CLI in #13587.

Footnotes

1. https://www.dropbox.com/developers/apps ↩

2. https://docs.cyberduck.io/protocols/profiles/ ↩

[hello-world-dot-c]

Thank you, how am I supposed to use this? I tried

duck --profile ~/Dropbox\ \(CLI\).cyberduckprofile --list dropbox:/

which returns

Reading metadata of /…
No login credentials could be found in the Keychain.
Try Again (y) or Cancel (n):  (y/n): n

Unknown. Unknown.

and

duck --username ******* --profile ~/Dropbox\ \(CLI\).cyberduckprofile --list dropbox:/

returns

Resolving…
Unknown. Cannot invoke "ch.cyberduck.core.PathAttributes.getRegion()" because the return value of "ch.cyberduck.core.Path.attributes()" is null.

Same with giving --password. I have created a "scoped app" in Dropbox with app key, app secret and generated access token but I don't get to enter this anywhere.