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Rclone commands for Internxt Drive

These are the common rclone commands for Internxt Drive, including listing files, copying, syncing, mounting, and checking storage to manage your cloud with rclone.

These are the common list of rclone commands you can use when you set up native rclone support with your Internxt Drive.

Rclone commands

List files and directories

  • # List all files in your Internxt Drive

    • rclone ls internxt:

  • # List directories only

    • rclone lsd internxt:

  • # List files in a specific folder

    • rclone ls internxt:FolderName

Copy files

  • # Copy files from your local machine to Internxt Drive

    • rclone copy /local/path internxt:remote/path

  • # Copy files from Internxt Drive to your local machine

    • rclone copy internxt:remote/path /local/path

Sync directories

  • # One-way sync: updates remote files to match your local folder

    • rclone sync /local/path internxt:remote/path

  • # Bidirectional sync: updates both local and remote folders (use with caution)

    • rclone bisync /local/path internxt:remote/path

Mount Internxt Drive

  • Mount your Internxt Drive as a local filesystem

    • rclone mount internxt: /path/to/mountpoint

Check local storage

  • # Display storage usage and account information

    • rclone about internxt:

Configure file location

If you need to manually edit your rclone configuration file, use the following paths depending on your operating system:

  • Linux/macOS: ~/.config/rclone/rclone.conf

  • Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.config\rclone\rclone.conf

Troubleshooting

Authentication errors

If you encounter authentication errors try running:

rclone config reconnect /<internxt remote name/>

Connection issues

If you can't connect to Internxt:

1. Check your internet connection

2. Verify that rclone is up to date: `rclone version`

3. Update rclone if needed: `rclone selfupdate`

For any other issues, please contact [email protected] and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.

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