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I am having the exact same issue as in this question but none of the answers worked for me.

For instance, trying this answer I get this error:

a@b:~$ cd /usr/bin
a@b:/usr/bin$ sudo cp dropbox dropbox1
[sudo] password for a: 
cp: cannot stat `dropbox': No such file or directory
a@b:/usr/bin$

Is there a way to fix this?

Reinstalling and selecting "Start Dropbox on System Startup" worked as in darent's answer.

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Zeynel
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Just open the gnome-session-properties utility running in a terminal:

gnome-session-properties

And add an entry, simply called dropbox with the command to start it. These are my settings:

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animaletdesequia
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Install Dropbox as follows :

sudo apt-get install nautilus-dropbox

Then while installing, Check on adding the panel Icon.

Right click on the panal Icon and select Preferences. Check on startup option.

Or with the present dropbox;

Open the application Startup Applications

Click on Add button.

Then in the Name field, Type Dropbox

In the Command field type dropbox start -i

In Comment field type whatever you want. Doesn't matter if it is empty.

Then click on Add and close application