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AdminAtStSimons
3 months agoNew member | Level 2
"You're out of storage" message on a shared folder when space is available.
A user that has "Can edit" access to one of our shared Dropbox folders is getting a "You're out of storage" message when trying to add files. However, we have 98%+ of our 2 Tb free which is far more...
- 3 months ago
AdminAtStSimons wrote:
However, we have 98%+ of our 2 Tb free which is far more than enough for the files that they are trying to add.
YOU have enough space in your account. They do not. As Megan mentioned, every member of a shared folder has their own copy of the folder in their account, taking up space. Anything they add to the folder needs to fit within their account's available space; not just yours.
If they're out of space and don't want to upgrade, you can send them a File Request instead. They'll be able to upload files directly to your account, no Dropbox account needed.
Jay
Dropbox Community Moderator
3 months agoHi User7654321, you can ask the owner of the shared folder to create a shared link to the folder.
This will allow you access it, even without a Dropbox account, and download the files in the folder to your machine.
User7654321
3 months agoNew member | Level 2
Thanks! This worked.
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