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Rclone
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Rclone is configured automatically by DMB and ready to run out of the box. However, there are a few things you can set up manually to suit your needs.
While Rclone does have a user interface, it is not configured for use within DMB.
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Two options exist for utilizing rclone mounts with docker: volumes and bind-mounts. \
While both have advantages and disadvantages, bind-mounts are utilized with DMB to allow for additional functionality, such as defining the mount location or utilizing SMB or other network shares.
To learn more about volumes and bind-mounts, see the docker docs
The typical initial configuration for rclone requires a multi-step process to create the rclone.config file.
The rclone.config takes the form below once the configuration is completed.
[mount name]
type = webdav
url = http://localhost:9999/dav
vendor = other
pacer_min_sleep = 0
With DMB, the rclone.config is automatically generated during the container's startup, allowing for quickly altering the rclone mount name and Debrid API Key.
"Every option in rclone can have its default set by environment variable.
To find the name of the environment variable, first, take the long option name, strip the leading --, change - to _, make upper case and prepend RCLONE_."
Passing rclone flags via the docker environment variables alleviates the need to modify the CLI command for rclone.
To learn more about rclone environment variables, see the rclone docs
The rclone process can serve the Zurg WebDAV as a Network File System.
See the rclone docs for more information.
To enable, set NFS_ENABLED=true
Optionally, you can define the port utilized with NFS_PORT=; otherwise, the port will be randomly generated between port numbers 8000-8999