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bdudley commented,
Thanks for the reply... I did verify that all files are being transferred. I also tried adding a timeout to the invoke-webrequest command it didn't seem to help. Further looking at that timeout pa...
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bdudley commented,
Bump? Anyone else experience timeouts when trying to move a root folder that contains a lot of data?
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bdudley commented,
Thank you.
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bdudley commented,
If your events actually stop at the "created_before" datetime... then the API call has to be using the created_before parameter still even though you are providing the stream_position... this goes...
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bdudley commented,
Can you share the code? In the original code, createdAfter and createdBefore were variables that you defined... so I would expect that the output is just printing variables you defined and not dat...
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bdudley commented,
Thank you. This is pretty much what I eventually did... I think it is working. (My code is in powershell.. but looks very similar). However, what is confusing to me is that once you start using st...
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bdudley created a post,
help with event stream
AnsweredI don't fully understand how to query events using the API. My goal is for me to specify a start and end date and only retrieve events for that time period. According to the documentation, I can o...
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bdudley commented,
Here is a working sample of a function to create a folder with as-user:function New-BoxFolder($token, $foldername, $parentfolderid, $asuser) { #if no parentfolderid, set to 0... create at the root...
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bdudley created a post,
Box Powershell - Move Folder timeout
Hi All,I'm using the Box Powershell SDK and I'm running into an issue with the "Move-BoxRootFolder" function. If the user that I want to move owns a lot of content, the request will timeout. I'm n...
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bdudley commented,
Brett,Did you happen to figure this out? From what i can tell, the modified_at does indeed update when a user logs in. However, according to the documentation it is "The time this user was last mo...