






$ rclone about Koofr:
Total: 10 GiB
Used: 519 MiB
Free: 9.493 GiB 1.13.0 release which will bring couple more interesting features (e.g. bottom progress bar, faster UI rendering engine and improved support for big files on Web)

rclone CLI.

rclone cli scripts you would need to always include correct bucket name.
The alias that's created already includes the bucket name, so you don't need to include in your cli commands.

s3drive_enc_ that you can use.
If there is no enc inside of the profile name then it means it's not encrypted.
Anytime you refer to configuration of type crypt https://rclone.org/crypt/ the E2E encryption is enabled, otherwise it's probably isn't unless its alias or some other storage modifiers (https://docs.s3drive.app/setup/providers/#storage-modifiers) which may or may not point to encrypted remote. (edited)

Full?
full.
Both listing cache and file contents cache has expiry time, on top of that, file contents cache has cap of 1024M at the moment (which we could aim to increase / provide configuration parameters to the user).
Would you like to keep certain directories always cached locally or what's your goal?

Full?
full.
Both listing cache and file contents cache has expiry time, on top of that, file contents cache has cap of 1024M at the moment (which we could aim to increase / provide configuration parameters to the user).
Would you like to keep certain directories always cached locally or what's your goal? 













restic or kopia and find out.
I guess if you need something simple and are aware of consequences and e.g. differences between sync (risky for backup!) and copy (doesn't propagate deletes, but safer for backup), the Rclone will be fine.
If you need anything more fancy with better snapshots/restore control, compression and data lifecycle policies probably these backup tools will be better. (edited)

restic or kopia and find out.
I guess if you need something simple and are aware of consequences and e.g. differences between sync (risky for backup!) and copy (doesn't propagate deletes, but safer for backup), the Rclone will be fine.
If you need anything more fancy with better snapshots/restore control, compression and data lifecycle policies probably these backup tools will be better. (edited)

restic or kopia and find out.
I guess if you need something simple and are aware of consequences and e.g. differences between sync (risky for backup!) and copy (doesn't propagate deletes, but safer for backup), the Rclone will be fine.
If you need anything more fancy with better snapshots/restore control, compression and data lifecycle policies probably these backup tools will be better. (edited)










Profile settings








support@s3drive.app and let us know the details?
Don't share password with us (or anyone), we don't need it and not don't plan logging into your account. (edited)

support@s3drive.app and let us know the details?
Don't share password with us (or anyone), we don't need it and not don't plan logging into your account. (edited)

support@s3drive.app and let us know the details?
Don't share password with us (or anyone), we don't need it and not don't plan logging into your account. (edited)

support@s3drive.app and let us know the details?
Don't share password with us (or anyone), we don't need it and not don't plan logging into your account. (edited)

Full?
full.
Both listing cache and file contents cache has expiry time, on top of that, file contents cache has cap of 1024M at the moment (which we could aim to increase / provide configuration parameters to the user).
Would you like to keep certain directories always cached locally or what's your goal? 





















terms@s3drive.app and provide some details about your planned use case.




