Our poster printer is currently broken and awaiting new parts. Until our printer is fixed, please consider the following alternatives:

• NYU Print Services
• LaGuardia Coop
• Dibner Library at Tandon

Unfortuntely Dropbox has seen fit to drop support for CentOS 7, and is dropping support for xfs filesystems, which is what we use (and the default on CentOS 7).

The possibility of reformatting /scratch as ext4 was discussed, but unfortunately the new requirements also indicate that glibc 2.19 or higher is required. This would seem to disqualify CentOS 7 since it is distributed with glibc 2.17. So simply changing /scratch to ext4 would not be enough.

As a workaround, one could try rclone. Unlike the Dropbox app, rclone isn't a daemon that looks for file changes so it can sync them automatically. One would have to run rclone as a cronjob. If you decide to go this route, please run the cronjob on your desktop machine.

Another solution might be to switch to Google drive and use rclone with that.

For information on how to get rclone working with Dropbox or Google drive, see the rclone Dropbox documentation or the rclone Google Drive documentation.

For information and an example  on how to set up and configure rclone here at Courant, see Setting up rclone at Courant.