Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="n8chavez" data-source="post: 1077490" data-attributes="member: 90863"><p>Ok, so, update.&nbsp; It seems as though the raidrive mounting would be your best bet now.&nbsp; It supports mega and pcloud.&nbsp; And, literally just 5 minutes ago, I was working with raidrive to see what the issues were that I was having between it and Mega.&nbsp; Sometimes files would fail and sometimes it would be very very slow; like 10 min for a 6kb jpg slow.&nbsp; It turns out, after testing many internal builds, that it defaulted to http when mega was expecting https.&nbsp; That was adjusted and everything seems fine now.&nbsp; I mention this because I&#039;m in the exact situation as the OP.&nbsp; Raidrive seems best, but you could go with megacmd and mount them both as a webdav, then use rclone to sync to that webdav.&nbsp; If you are going to do that, keep in mind that webdav emulates a FAT partition and no file above 4gb can be transferred.&nbsp; Both of these allow you to activate 2fa, which you really should be using.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="n8chavez, post: 1077490, member: 90863"] Ok, so, update. It seems as though the raidrive mounting would be your best bet now. It supports mega and pcloud. And, literally just 5 minutes ago, I was working with raidrive to see what the issues were that I was having between it and Mega. Sometimes files would fail and sometimes it would be very very slow; like 10 min for a 6kb jpg slow. It turns out, after testing many internal builds, that it defaulted to http when mega was expecting https. That was adjusted and everything seems fine now. I mention this because I'm in the exact situation as the OP. Raidrive seems best, but you could go with megacmd and mount them both as a webdav, then use rclone to sync to that webdav. If you are going to do that, keep in mind that webdav emulates a FAT partition and no file above 4gb can be transferred. Both of these allow you to activate 2fa, which you really should be using. [/QUOTE]

Verification