I have set up a my webdav nextcloud files on linux in rclone.conf file.
[UsCloudamoWebDAV]
type = webdav
url = https://us.cloudamo.com/end/remote.php/dav/files/My Username>
vendor = nextcloud
user = My Username
pass = My password
I want to just copy all of my files and folders from my us cloudamo storage to my folder. Not sync.
How about this?
rclone -vP copy UsCloudamoWebDAV:/ /path/to/local/folder
hello and welcome to the forum,
make sure to test first by using --dry-run
What do you mean "/ /path/to/local/folder"
Because I'm confusing.
How do I use --dry-run?
why not read the documentation
https://rclone.org/docs/#n-dry-run
and before trying to copy files, make sure a simple command works.
rclone ls UsCloudamoWebDAV:
The first '/' is the root of the WebDAV folder tree (for copying everything) and /path/to/local/folder could be any (full or relative) path to local destination folder (can also be replaced by a dot '.' which represents current folder).
I try. Not working. I'm not sure what to do. I even try
rclone copy source:sourcepath dest:destpath. However I don't understand this source:sourcepath dest:destpath. I'm complete lost.
https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_copy/before copying files, make sure you can list the files.
rclone ls UsCloudamoWebDAV:
What exactly did you try that didn't work?
source:sourcepath and dest:destpath indicate two remotes.
rclone remotes (usually cloud accounts) has a colon after their names, that's how the program knows we're calling a remote. Right after the colon you may specify a path in the remote's filesystem (can be empty for root folder).
However for calling your local machine's filesystem (where rclone is installed) you simply specify a path without any colon.
You may want to check rclone web GUI if you're not yet comfortable with Linux terminal.
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