Downloads the latest version of Dropbox. This should not be required
normally, as Dropbox automatically updates itself.
    

Prints the current status of each FILE.
options:


-l --list  Prints out information in a format similar to ls. Works best when your console supports color :)
-a --all   Do not ignore entries starting with "."


Aliases: stat

This is an alias for filestatus -l
    

Prints out a shared link for FILE.
    

Set proxy settings for Dropbox.
MODE - one of "none", "auto", "manual"
TYPE - one of "http", "socks4", "socks5" (only valid with "manual" mode)
HOST - proxy hostname (only valid with "manual" mode)
PORT - proxy port (only valid with "manual" mode)
USERNAME - (optional) proxy username (only valid with "manual" mode)
PASSWORD - (optional) proxy password (only valid with "manual" mode)
    

Set bandwidth limits for file sync.
DOWNLOAD - either "unlimited" or a manual limit in KB/s
UPLOAD - one of "unlimited", "auto", or a manual limit in KB/s
    

Prints out the current status of the Dropbox daemon.
    

Returns 1 if running, and 0 if not running.
    

Stops the Dropbox daemon.
    

options:


y  Dropbox will use LAN sync (default)
n  Dropbox will not use LAN sync


    

dropbox exclude remove [DIRECTORY] [DIRECTORY] ...
"list" prints a list of directories currently excluded from syncing.
"add" adds one or more directories to the exclusion list, then
resynchronizes Dropbox.
"remove" removes one or more directories from the exclusion list, then
resynchronizes Dropbox.
With no arguments, executes "list".
Any specified path must be within Dropbox.
    

Starts the Dropbox daemon, dropboxd. If dropboxd is already running,
this will do nothing.
options:


-i --install  auto install dropboxd if not available on the system


    

options:


n  Dropbox will not start automatically at login
y  Dropbox will start automatically at login (default)


Note: May only work on current Ubuntu distributions.
    

Prints the version information for the Dropbox proprietary daemon, if
it's installed, and the Dropbox command-line interface.
    

With no arguments, print a list of commands and a short description of
each. With a command, print descriptive help on how to use the
command.