{{ html_head }}

browse files // control panel

or choose your OS for cooler alternatives:

Windows Linux macOS

make this server appear on your computer as a regular HDD!
pick your favorite below (sorted by performance, best first) and lets 🎉

placeholders: {% if accs %}{{ pw }}=password, {% endif %}W:=mountpoint {% if accs %}{{ pw }}=password, {% endif %}mp=mountpoint

{% if not args.no_dav %}

WebDAV

if you can, install winfsp+rclone and then paste this in cmd:

                rclone config create {{ aname }}-dav webdav url=http{{ s }}://{{ rip }}{{ hport }} vendor=owncloud pacer_min_sleep=0.01ms{% if accs %} user=k pass={{ pw }}{% endif %}
                rclone mount --vfs-cache-mode writes --dir-cache-time 5s {{ aname }}-dav:{{ rvp }} W:
{% if s %}

note: if you are on LAN (or just dont have valid certificates), add --no-check-certificate to the mount command
---

{% endif %}

if you want to use the native WebDAV client in windows instead (slow and buggy), first run webdav-cfg.bat to remove the 47 MiB filesize limit (also fixes latency and password login), then connect:

                net use w: http{{ s }}://{{ ep }}/{{ rvp }}{% if accs %} k /user:{{ pw }}{% endif %}
            
                yum install davfs2
                {% if accs %}printf '%s\n' {{ pw }} k | {% endif %}mount -t davfs -ouid=1000 http{{ s }}://{{ ep }}/{{ rvp }} mp

make it automount on boot:

                printf '%s\n' "http{{ s }}://{{ ep }}/{{ rvp }} {{ pw }} k" >> /etc/davfs2/secrets
                printf '%s\n' "http{{ s }}://{{ ep }}/{{ rvp }} mp davfs rw,user,uid=1000,noauto 0 0" >> /etc/fstab

or you can use rclone instead, which is much slower but doesn't require root (plus it keeps lastmodified on upload):

                rclone config create {{ aname }}-dav webdav url=http{{ s }}://{{ rip }}{{ hport }} vendor=owncloud pacer_min_sleep=0.01ms{% if accs %} user=k pass={{ pw }}{% endif %}
                rclone mount --vfs-cache-mode writes --dir-cache-time 5s {{ aname }}-dav:{{ rvp }} mp
{% if s %}

note: if you are on LAN (or just dont have valid certificates), add --no-check-certificate to the mount command
---

{% endif %}

or the emergency alternative (gnome/gui-only):

                {%- if accs %}
                echo {{ pw }} | gio mount dav{{ s }}://k@{{ ep }}/{{ rvp }}
                {%- else %}
                gio mount -a dav{{ s }}://{{ ep }}/{{ rvp }}
                {%- endif %}
            
                osascript -e ' mount volume "http{{ s }}://k:{{ pw }}@{{ ep }}/{{ rvp }}" '

or you can open up a Finder, press command-K and paste this instead:

                http{{ s }}://k:{{ pw }}@{{ ep }}/{{ rvp }}
{% if s %}

replace https with http if it doesn't work

{% endif %}
{% endif %} {% if args.ftp or args.ftps %}

FTP

if you can, install winfsp+rclone and then paste this in cmd:

{% if args.ftp %}

connect with plaintext FTP:

                rclone config create {{ aname }}-ftp ftp host={{ rip }} port={{ args.ftp }} pass=k user={% if accs %}{{ pw }}{% else %}anonymous{% endif %} tls=false
                rclone mount --vfs-cache-mode writes --dir-cache-time 5s {{ aname }}-ftp:{{ rvp }} W:
{% endif %} {% if args.ftps %}

connect with TLS-encrypted FTPS:

                rclone config create {{ aname }}-ftps ftp host={{ rip }} port={{ args.ftps }} pass=k user={% if accs %}{{ pw }}{% else %}anonymous{% endif %} tls=false explicit_tls=true
                rclone mount --vfs-cache-mode writes --dir-cache-time 5s {{ aname }}-ftps:{{ rvp }} W:

note: if you are on LAN (or just dont have valid certificates), add no_check_certificate=true to the config command
---

{% endif %}

if you want to use the native FTP client in windows instead (please dont), press win+R and run this command:

                explorer {{ "ftp" if args.ftp else "ftps" }}://{% if accs %}{{ pw }}:k@{% endif %}{{ host }}:{{ args.ftp or args.ftps }}/{{ rvp }}
{% if args.ftp %}

connect with plaintext FTP:

                rclone config create {{ aname }}-ftp ftp host={{ rip }} port={{ args.ftp }} pass=k user={% if accs %}{{ pw }}{% else %}anonymous{% endif %} tls=false
                rclone mount --vfs-cache-mode writes --dir-cache-time 5s {{ aname }}-ftp:{{ rvp }} mp
{% endif %} {% if args.ftps %}

connect with TLS-encrypted FTPS:

                rclone config create {{ aname }}-ftps ftp host={{ rip }} port={{ args.ftps }} pass=k user={% if accs %}{{ pw }}{% else %}anonymous{% endif %} tls=false explicit_tls=true
                rclone mount --vfs-cache-mode writes --dir-cache-time 5s {{ aname }}-ftps:{{ rvp }} mp

note: if you are on LAN (or just dont have valid certificates), add no_check_certificate=true to the config command
---

{% endif %}

emergency alternative (gnome/gui-only):

                {%- if accs %}
                echo {{ pw }} | gio mount ftp{{ "" if args.ftp else "s" }}://k@{{ host }}:{{ args.ftp or args.ftps }}/{{ rvp }}
                {%- else %}
                gio mount -a ftp{{ "" if args.ftp else "s" }}://{{ host }}:{{ args.ftp or args.ftps }}/{{ rvp }}
                {%- endif %}

note: FTP is read-only on macos; please use WebDAV instead

                open {{ "ftp" if args.ftp else "ftps" }}://{% if accs %}k:{{ pw }}@{% else %}anonymous:@{% endif %}{{ host }}:{{ args.ftp or args.ftps }}/{{ rvp }}
{% endif %}

partyfuse

partyfuse.py -- fast, read-only, needs winfsp doesn't need root 

            partyfuse.py{% if accs %} -a {{ pw }}{% endif %} http{{ s }}://{{ ep }}/{{ rvp }} W:mp
{% if s %}

note: if you are on LAN (or just dont have valid certificates), add -td

{% endif %}

you can use u2c.py to upload (sometimes faster than web-browsers)

{% if args.smb %}

SMB / CIFS

bug: max ~300 files in each folder 
                net use w: \\{{ host }}\a{% if accs %} k /user:{{ pw }}{% endif %}
            
                mount -t cifs -o{% if accs %}user={{ pw }},pass=k,{% endif %}vers={{ 1 if args.smb1 else 2 }}.0,port={{ args.smb_port }},uid=1000 //{{ host }}/a/ mp
            
            open 'smb://{{ pw }}:k@{{ host }}/a'
{% endif %}
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