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Professional Software for Windows Services / 24×7 OperationVisual Approvals Relies on AlwaysUp to Run Dropbox and OneDrive 24/7Can you tell our readers a bit about Visual Approvals? Visual Approvals is dedicated to empowering Australia’s building surveying businesses by simplifying the intricate building approval processes. Our mission is to reduce risk and foster growth within building certification businesses. … Continue reading Posted in Customers Tagged alwaysup, customer-spotlight, dropbox, onedrive, visual-approvals Leave a comment AlwaysUp 15: Helpful Diagnostics, plus Advanced Monitoring for Dropbox, OneDrive and Google DriveOur team released AlwaysUp version 15 on December 8 — just in time for the holidays. 🙂 This time, we focused on making AlwaysUp better at identifying technical problems and providing excellent support when things don’t go as expected. Here … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, diagnostics, dropbox, google-drive, new-release, onedrive, regular-restart, windows-shutdown Leave a comment AlwaysUp 14.5: Smarter Starts for OneDrive, Dropbox and MoreWe released AlwaysUp version 14.5 on May 12. This significant update makes life easier for customers managing servers that run multiple copies of Dropbox, OneDrive and other applications. It also revises the shutdown logic for Dropbox, which now runs 7 … Continue reading Q&A: Does AlwaysUp Support Dropbox Selective Sync?I’m considering using your AlwaysUp app to start Dropbox automatically. I understand that AlwaysUp doesn’t work with Smart Sync but does it work with Selective Sync? How does that function? We only want to have half of our Dropbox folders … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, dropbox, dropbox-selective-sync, dropbox-smart-sync, q&a Leave a comment Q&A: Why isn’t my File Removed from Dropbox?I’m testing your AlwaysUp with Dropbox. So far everything works great except for one case. When I delete a file from Dropbox.com online, it’s not removed from my hard drive. The file just stays in the local folder. I’m a … Continue reading |
