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Get all shared links for a file
I have a .net app that needs to get all of the shared links for a particular file. The only way I can see to do this is to:
Get a DropboxTeamClient with "team_info.read", "team_data.member", "gr...
An access token is just a string, so you could technically transmit it using whatever communication mechanism you wish. If you give the access token string, which was created by authorization from an admin, to a non-admin user, they could then technically run the same code to make a DropboxTeamClient, list groups, list members, operate as members, and list shared links.
That wouldn't be recommended though, as a matter of security, as a team-linked access token like that enables access that a non-admin doesn't have.
The app is using team scopes, and has been authorized by an admin (me). Everything works fine on my computer using my Dropbox account.
How does a non-admin user, on a different computer, get access to the resulting team connected token? Do you have a code example of how the non-admin user would create a new DropboxTeamClient, using the token I created as an admin?
The goal is to be able to have a non-admin user get all of the members of the team, and check the shared links for each member.
Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffAn access token is just a string, so you could technically transmit it using whatever communication mechanism you wish. If you give the access token string, which was created by authorization from an admin, to a non-admin user, they could then technically run the same code to make a DropboxTeamClient, list groups, list members, operate as members, and list shared links.
That wouldn't be recommended though, as a matter of security, as a team-linked access token like that enables access that a non-admin doesn't have.
OK, so it sounds like what I'm trying to do isn't really recommended. I'll try to approach this problem a different way. Thank you for all your help.
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