bclone copy --exclude " .mp4" --exclude " .mkv" /local/folder terabox:/remote/folder
One of Rclone’s best features is the ability to mount cloud storage so it behaves like a local hard drive or USB stick.
No official Rclone Terabox backend exists. The pull request #8508 remains open, and mainstream integration is not guaranteed. Rclone Terabox
This mirrors your local documents to Terabox, moving deleted files to a timestamped archive folder instead of erasing them.
To pull your data back down from TeraBox to your local storage device, simply reverse the source and destination in your command syntax: bclone copy --exclude "
Some users run a local that translates requests to Terabox (e.g., using webdav-aliyundriver for Aliyun, not Terabox). No stable Terabox WebDAV bridge exists.
While direct support for TeraBox in Rclone might not exist yet, staying updated with both Rclone's development and TeraBox's API releases can help. If you're technical, consider contributing to Rclone or creating a bridge service yourself. For most users, sticking with services directly supported by Rclone or using TeraBox's native applications might be the most straightforward approach. This mirrors your local documents to Terabox, moving
Map your 1TB TeraBox space as a local drive (Windows) or directory (Linux/macOS), allowing you to open files directly without downloading them first.