Rclone is an open source command line tool that lets you manage, sync, and transfer files between your computer and cloud storage services.

First, you need to download rclone from the official website, and then you can follow the installation steps from our help center.

The Internxt Command Line Interface interacts with a computer program by typing text commands instead of using a mouse and a Graphical User Interface (GUI).

WebDAV stands for Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning. Its basic functionality includes sharing, copying, moving, and editing files through a web server. WebDAV commonly uses HTTP security protocols to ensure secure communication between clients and servers.

To install our CLI on your computer and start using WebDAV, you can follow the installation steps from our GitHub page.

Yes. When enabled, the WebDAV feature uses a local-only server on your machine, thanks to our CLI. We implement the same zero-knowledge and end-to-end encryption methods to guarantee the privacy and security of your files.

We support the following WebDAV clients:

• CyberDuck

• Transmit

• Cadaver

• Finder

Internxt uses self-signed certificates for the WebDAV local server. While some WebDAV clients might raise a warning about these certificates, they are safe to ignore. The encryption protects your data regardless.