rclone is a command-line program for managing files on cloud storage. This guide covers installation methods for Windows, macOS, and Linux, including options for users without administrative privileges.
rclone is a portable executable, meaning you don’t necessarily need admin rights to run it.
unzip rclone-*.zipmkdir -p ~/bincp rclone-*/rclone ~/bin/chmod 755 ~/bin/rclone~/.bash_profile or ~/.zshrc file (depending on your shell): export PATH=$PATH:~/binsource ~/.bash_profile (or source ~/.zshrc)rclone configto enter the interactive configuration session.n/s/q> n (New Config).name> Enter a configuration name (e.g., "qarnot-storage").Storage> s3 (S3 protocol).provider> Ceph (Ceph storage implementation).env_auth> false (to avoid using AWS credentials from environment variables).access_key_id> Your Qarnot account email address.secret_access_key> Your Qarnot API token (available at https://tasq.qarnot.com/settings/access-token).region> (Leave empty).endpoint> https://storage.qarnot.comlocation_constraint> (Leave empty).acl> (Leave empty).server_side_encryption> (Leave empty for performance, or AES256 for increased security).sse_kms_key_id> (Leave empty).rclone lsd <config_name>:(list buckets/folders).rclone copy /path/to/local/folder qarnot-storage:target-bucket(copy folder to remote).rclone copy qarnot-storage:target-bucket /path/to/local/folder (copy remote folder to local).rclone mount qarnot-storage:my-bucket /path/to/mountpoint (mount a Qarnot bucket/folder to the /path/to/mountpoint mointpoint).rclone rcd --rc-web-gui to open the rclone Web UI in your browser.https://storage.qarnot.com.
You can now access your Qarnot storage through your file explorer.