October 26, 20241 yr I currently have Unraid 6.12.10. My goal is to encrypt some folders and automatically send them to ProtonDrive, so I have my data 1.2.3 protected. I tried using Cryptomator-WebDAV docker, but it looks like I missed something. Does anyone have any advice on which programs I can use to automatically encrypt (and compress) and send them to my ProtonDrive?
November 3, 20241 yr Community Expert Search for apps in CA For your use case on Unraid 6.12.10, you have a few options to automate the encryption, compression, and upload of your folders to ProtonDrive: 1. Rclone with Encryption Rclone is highly customizable and supports encryption and various cloud storage backends, including WebDAV, which ProtonDrive supports. You can create an encrypted remote in Rclone, which will handle encryption before uploading to ProtonDrive. Steps: Set up a WebDAV connection in Rclone to connect to ProtonDrive. Configure an encrypted remote for the folders you want to back up. Set up a cron job or a user script in Unraid to automate periodic backups. 2. Duplicati with Encryption (Recommened...) Duplicati can back up, compress, and encrypt your data before sending it to cloud storage. There’s a Duplicati Docker container available for Unraid, which makes setup easier. Steps: Install the Duplicati Docker container and configure ProtonDrive as a WebDAV storage destination. Enable encryption in Duplicati and set it to compress the data as part of the backup process. Schedule the backup to run automatically at your desired frequency. 3. SyncThing for Folder Syncing (Without Compression) SyncThing can sync folders, but it doesn’t natively support encryption before syncing. It may be useful in conjunction with an encryption tool if you prefer a continuous sync solution. If you’d like, I can provide specific configuration steps for any of these options.
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