If you're setting up rclone on a remote or headless machine (such as a server, NAS, or any system without a web browser), the Internxt backend currently requires browser-based authentication.
For detailed instructions on how to configure rclone on remote/headless machines, please refer to the official rclone documentation:
Set up rclone on remote machines
The rclone documentation provides three methods for remote configuration:
Using
rclone authorize: Run authorization on a local machine and transfer the token to the remote systemSSH tunnel: Forward the authentication port through SSH to complete the login securely
Copying the config file: Configure rclone locally and transfer the configuration file to the remote machine
> **Note:** When using any of these methods, remember to encrypt your rclone configuration file afterward to protect your mnemonic and JWT token.
To set this up, follow the instructions from the article below.
Verify your connection
Test your connection by listing your Internxt Drive files:
```bash
rclone ls internxt:
```
You should see a list of your files and folders from Internxt Drive.
Additional resources
Rclone Official Documentation: https://rclone.org/docs/
Rclone Remote Setup Guide: https://rclone.org/remote_setup/ (Essential for headless/remote machine configuration)
Rclone forum: https://forum.rclone.org
Rclone Command Reference: https://rclone.org/commands/
Internxt Drive Support: [email protected]
