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Hi Greg-DB
Hey I really appreciate the effort you and the team have put in.
What I found was:
1. Yes, curl works with the url - I switched from Mac to Windows and curl worked. Bash both times.
2. Fiddler also works with the URL.
3. My published code fails using automatic redirect. It works for you - the difference may be that I'm using Microsoft Xamarin on Mac.
4. In the second redirect, Dropbox proposes https://uc012d2e25383f12de25c9db8029.dl.dropboxusercontent.com/cd/0/get/B-Dfp2veRgmAiBVuB2GBdOb2SPrjBQh9t0CkeebfBm8SdzO4_8rntEJaHCvdDqpc6-v3DZF5AGyupcRw9SOyfq8l_wlZmj63OWNOQpPgmBUcisawx6C0OptaJHDM9IoDPKvPtxaegRX8av8D36sJb1hcObvW7harZlcWcGjIqXz0aw/file?dl=1# -- which strictly speaking is not a valid url because of the trailing #.
5. I solved the problem by handling the redirects myself and url-encoding the #.
So, Xamarin could do better. But also, Dropbox really should not be sending invalid urls. 🙂
Code below fyi.
Cheers
Bill
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Yes, you should be able to download with ?dl=1.
I was unable to reproduce the reported issue, by using cURL.
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