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Hassomeone else seen this behavior on the GP Agent? All of a sudden it started showing strange characters. The agent is installed on a Windows10 with the Spanish language. By the way, the agent works fine (I can connect to the VPN), It's just an issue with the characters. We already tried re-installing it but no luck... We are experiencing this on v6.0.0 and v6.0.3.

Can confirm this issue in GP 6.1.0 on Windows 11 Build 22621.1344. Initially the sidebar was messed up like in the OP's screenshot, but after reinstall of the app, the copyright section has the corrupt characters like in screenshot above. What are the chances that this is a malicious MSI installer? I downloaded this from

Hi, yes, it's font issue. The GP client has its own font files. There are two of them from Lato font family. I found that the C:\Program Files\Palo Alto Networks\GlobalProtect\Lato-Regular.ttf was corrupted/incomplete. It had only few kB. I have replaced it with original one ( -free-fonts/) and GP client works fine. I have no idea why the font file was incomplete in my case, but this workaround works.

Just had a strange issue with some files that I directly downloaded from our DB folders.

On the website, I went to one of my shared folders from another team member, and clicked on 2 files (illustrator) and one folder that contained several photoshop images.

I chose to direct download option and downloaded them to my desktop. They downloaded to the zip file, like usual. BUT... when I uncompressed the zip file, there was an ADDITIONAL folder named "__MACOSX" - when I opened that, there was a repeat of the same Illustrator files and the PSD folder, but the file names were changed (most had underscores in them). In addition, these files were very small in size (70 bytes for example, when they should have been 3.3MB - same thing for the PSD images they were all around 100kb or less, when they should have been several MB).

I asked my co-worker to repeat the process on his computer (different OS that what I'm using, but still on a mac) and he had the same thing happen.

Any idea's what's happening? Is this just a glitch?

I'm on an imac, running OS 10.11.6

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Thanks Daphne,

Opened up a new browser (Firefox - initial browser was Chrome), and yes same exact issue.

Downloading files from my one user (not shared) also produced the same results.

There was no need to clear browser cache on firefox since it was the first time I've ever visited DB on that browser.

Incognito window produced the same results as well (using different files too).

Thoughts?

Thank you for your time Daphne.

With respect though, I don't think this is all entirely accurate, in that I've always downloaded files directly to my system, and while I can't recall the exact date of the last time I did this, I know it would have been within the last month or so - which means it was working just a little while ago with my current OSX 10.11.6. So this tells me that it's something that Dropbox must have changed in how they zip the files.

This will just be a frustrating glitch I guess from now on (until I can upgrade my system at some point.)

If I'm correct and that's indeed the case (you're seeing '._' within your files' names), I'll need to inform you that, unfortunately the issue you're seeing is a Mac issue that occurs when copying files with extended attributes metadata into a file system that doesn't support them. Depending on the information stored in the metadata, you may or may not need these files.

To avoid this issue if you have your Dropbox folder on an external drive, we recommend ensuring that the drive is formatted in the default file system format for the Operating System that is installed (those would be HFS+ or APFS for Macs).

Formatting drives may cause data to be deleted. Please consult resources from your Operating System's manufacturer (Apple in your case) for steps and recommendations on formatting drives to a different file system. The most common default file systems are NTFS (Windows), HFS (Mac OS X) or ext4 (Linux).

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Hello Walter,

I do thank you for taking the time to reply. I'm afraid though that it still does not seem to apply to my (and my co-workers on a different computer) situation.

We both have our DB folders on our local computers, and not on External Drives.

The issue I was describing is when I do a 'direct download' to my desktop (also not an external drive, if you're familiar with macs). And what's most important here to remember... This is only a recent problem (within the last month)... ie: in the past whenever I did the direct download I never had an issue. Now for some reason, both mine and my co-workers imac are having the same problem.

I assure you my imac HD is properly formatted.

But I thank you for your time.

Just to add to the puzzle, this is only when I 'direct download' to my system and unzip the compressed files. I attempted a zip and decompress with other local files and had no issues, so it's something that Dropbox is doing to the zip files.

As I mentioned, if you're indeed seeing "._" within some of your files' names, these are usually the metadata of the original files (these are hidden normally) - more information on this can be found by a mere web search with the search string "Apple's Double Files".

Thanks Walter,

Well, I know this is a technicality, but if I upload 2 files, and then choose to download them directly, Dropbox compresses those files into a zip file... which is changing my original files. The process of compression is what I meant by Dropbox changing the files.

Yes, my original issue is still unanswered. Just to re-state the issue...

When I do I direct download, and then uncompress the zipped files there are these extra files showing up.

About a week or more (month maybe) it never used to do this.

Something recently changed - And I don't think it was my system, since it is also happening on my co-workers computer.

As most of you know, I left Uber in December and joined Stripe in January. I've gotten a lot of questions over the past couple of months about why I left and what my time at Uber was like. It's a strange, fascinating, and slightly horrifying story that deserves to be told while it is still fresh in my mind, so here we go.

I joined Uber as a site reliability engineer (SRE) back in November 2015, and it was a great time to join as an engineer. They were still wrangling microservices out of their monolithic API, and things were just chaotic enough that there was exciting reliability work to be done. The SRE team was still pretty new when I joined, and I had the rare opportunity to choose whichever team was working on something that I wanted to be part of.

After the first couple of weeks of training, I chose to join the team that worked on my area of expertise, and this is where things started getting weird. On my first official day rotating on the team, my new manager sent me a string of messages over company chat. He was in an open relationship, he said, and his girlfriend was having an easy time finding new partners but he wasn't. He was trying to stay out of trouble at work, he said, but he couldn't help getting in trouble, because he was looking for women to have sex with. It was clear that he was trying to get me to have sex with him, and it was so clearly out of line that I immediately took screenshots of these chat messages and reported him to HR.

Uber was a pretty good-sized company at that time, and I had pretty standard expectations of how they would handle situations like this. I expected that I would report him to HR, they would handle the situation appropriately, and then life would go on - unfortunately, things played out quite a bit differently. When I reported the situation, I was told by both HR and upper management that even though this was clearly sexual harassment and he was propositioning me, it was this man's first offense, and that they wouldn't feel comfortable giving him anything other than a warning and a stern talking-to. Upper management told me that he "was a high performer" (i.e. had stellar performance reviews from his superiors) and they wouldn't feel comfortable punishing him for what was probably just an innocent mistake on his part.

I was then told that I had to make a choice: (i) I could either go and find another team and then never have to interact with this man again, or (ii) I could stay on the team, but I would have to understand that he would most likely give me a poor performance review when review time came around, and there was nothing they could do about that. I remarked that this didn't seem like much of a choice, and that I wanted to stay on the team because I had significant expertise in the exact project that the team was struggling to complete (it was genuinely in the company's best interest to have me on that team), but they told me the same thing again and again. One HR rep even explicitly told me that it wouldn't be retaliation if I received a negative review later because I had been "given an option". I tried to escalate the situation but got nowhere with either HR or with my own management chain (who continued to insist that they had given him a stern-talking to and didn't want to ruin his career over his "first offense").

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