Get Desktop Client to sync/download MurenaRecovery?

Using /e/OS murenacloud
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I can see the “MurenaRecovery” folder in the Files app, connected in the Web pages.

I’ve restored the option for Client syncing in the account settings (as advised in the release notes, but not documented in the outage/recovery guide, I’m afraid).

Still the Nextcloud Desktop client doesn’t show the MurenaRecovery folder to be able to sync it, i.e. download it to my local computer through the Nextcloud client.

Is there anything more needed, of is this some kind of special permissions folder that can’t be synced ?

This is annoying, as since the content is big, downloading a zip file for that directory through the Web interface doesn’t seem to work, currently.

Thanks for any hints.

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Here is a cross link to similar. Backup murena recovery download gets stuck.

I guess one needs to be prepared to share fairly full (but redacted where necessary) error messages from things attempted to get specific help.

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from the linked thread I can report anything rclone based will work (see links in the thread), but the official Nextcloud client does indeed not show MurenaRecovery/

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FWIW, I’ve tried setting up rclone using the following in .config/rclone/rclone.conf :

[murenaionextcloud]
type = webdav
url = https://murena.io/remote.php/dav/files/FIRSTNAME.LASTNAME@e.email
vendor = nextcloud
user = FIRSTNAME.LASTNAME@e.email

But I get 429 Too Many Requests errors, currently :-/

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if you set the user separately you can use the general webdav endpoint, small helper for password:

[mur]
type = webdav
url = https://murena.io/remote.php/webdav/
vendor = nextcloud
user = username@domain # with domain being critical if your primary-id resides with e.email or murena.io
pass = # paste the result of 'echo -n "your app-token or password" | rclone obscure -'
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