Internxt now supports WebDAV, enabling you to easily manage and transfer files between your local machine and your Internxt account.
To get started, you must download the Internxt CLI. This article provides instructions on how to download the Internxt CLI.
To learn more about this feature, and download the Internxt CLI to get WebDav support, visit our website.
Internxt CLI & WebDav updates
The recent Internxt CLI + WebDav v1.5 updates now allows for these additional features:
Increased file upload limit to 20GB through the introduction of multi-part uploads.
Added support for content-range WebDAV download requests.
Implemented thumbnail generation for image uploads.
List of commands for the Internxt CLI
Here are the list of commands Internxt currently supports. To view the commands in more detail, you can visit the WebDav section on our GitHub page.
Commands
internxt configinternxt create-folderinternxt download fileinternxt listinternxt logininternxt logoutinternxt logsinternxt moveinternxt trash file&internxt trash folderinternxt upload fileinternxt webdav ACTIONinternxt whoamiinternxt rename file&internxt rename folder
New configurations
The internxt webdav-config command now supports the following parameters:
--httpor--httpsfor changing protocol configuration.--port=XXXXto specify a new local WebDAV server port.
How it works
The WebDAV feature uses a local-only server in your machine when enabled thanks to our CLI. This guarantees that our maximum levels of client-side zero-knowledge encryption standards are respected, even when using WebDAV.
When you download a file, the WebDAV local server decrypts your data and sends it to the WebDAV client
When you upload a file, the WebDAV local server encrypts your data and sends it to the Internxt servers
No plain data is being sent or pulled from the Internxt servers. You can view the whole Internxt CLI + WebDAV architecture below. Hence, in order to use WebDAV, you need to first download our CLI via npm.
Once you install our CLI, you can then connect to your Internxt account via any WebDAV client. This is needed to ensure that you can use WebDAV while keeping your information secure and encrypted on your client and never on our servers.
Offering WebDAV support while respecting our zero-knowledge award-winning architecture was a must-have requirement for us as well as our customers.
Features of Internxt WebDAV
Download files from your Drive
Upload files to your Drive
View your Drive content
Upload files of up to 20GB
Trash your Drive files or folders via WebDav (v1.1.0 release)
Create folders via WebDAV (v1.1.0 release)
Create folders with the CLI by using
internxt create-foldercommand (v1.1.0 release)Move your Drive files or folders*
* only available for the Internxt CLI
What clients does WebDAV support?
Here is the list of some WebDAV clients that we support
CyberDuck (recommended)
Transmit
Cadaver
If you run into any problems or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact us for support at [email protected]