I first configured rclone to work with WebDAV then with Backblaze. After installing rclone you first must configure it. It was not until I found rclone which allows me to work with Nextcloud through WebDAV. When my daughter was born in February the uploads became considerably more valuable to me. I then sort the photos from there into the appropriate folders. By using the Nextcloud app my camera roll automatically uploads to my 'INBOX' on Nextcloud. To fill the void I began using a hosted Nextcloud instance. Honestly, both will probably do the job for you though.Approximately a year ago I decided to move away from Google Drive.

So if you need them, then you need to use b2. Just looking at the b2 app, there are some features not supported by rclone such as -destinationServerSideEncryption and the like. Just change the cloud.Īnd there are other features you may like such as encryption (though then you can really only use rclone), and backups with -backup-dir (though you can also use B2's lifecycle rules) You can do the sync with -v -progress to get a useful view of what is happening.Īnother bonus, while I love B2, once you learn rclone, it is the same for every other supported cloud. You do need to read the remote-specific docs to understand suggestions (such as -transfers 30 -fast-list, etc).

It is highly optimized for large transfers and offers many, many, many flags to control its behavior. It is under much more active development and support (here, r/rclone, and the rclone forum). Disclaimer: I use rclone a lot and almost never use the b2 cli app

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