mega-webdav-container

Container to connect with MEGA.nz Cloud Drives using WebDAV.

Table of contents

• Usage
  • 1. Start the container
  • 2. Browse the files
• Configuration
  • Environment
  • Security
• Development

Usage

1. Start the container

The following command is a minimal example to get the container up and running:

docker run \
    --name mega-webdav \
    --pull always \
    --rm \
    -e MEGA_EMAIL="foo" \
    -e MEGA_PASSWORD="bar" \
    -p 127.0.0.1:80:80 \
    nedix/mega-webdav

2. Browse the files

With your file manager navigate to 127.0.0.1:80 and optionally sign in with your WebDAV credentials.

Configuration

Environment

You can configure the container by making use of the following environment variables. Add them to the .env file and use --env-file=.env or use the -e flag with the docker run command.

Variable	Required	Description
MEGA_EMAIL	Yes	Email associated with a MEGA.nz Cloud Drive account
MEGA_PASSWORD	Yes	Password associated with a MEGA.nz Cloud Drive account
MEGA_DIRECTORY	No	Use a sub-directory from a MEGA.nz Cloud Drive
WEBDAV_USERNAME	With WEBDAV_PASSWORD_HASH	Username to protect the WebDAV connection
WEBDAV_PASSWORD_HASH	With WEBDAV_USERNAME	sha512 hash of a password to protect the WebDAV connection

Security

    -e WEBDAV_USERNAME="user" \
    -e WEBDAV_PASSWORD_HASH="$(echo 'secret' | mkpasswd -P0 -msha512)" \

Development

Please refer to the Makefile documentation for instructions to build and run the container if you have cloned this repository.

Please refer to the nedix/actions repository for instructions to configure the secrets if you have forked this repository.