WebDAV - Linux

Securely connect to Scramble Cloud via WebDAV – access, manage, and sync encrypted files using Explorer, Finder, Linux, or advanced tools like Rclone.

WebDAV (Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning) is a standardized protocol that enables remote file management over the internet. Scramble Cloud provides full WebDAV support through both the integrated desktop client and third-party tools like Rclone.

1. WebDAV Configuration in the Scramble Desktop Client

Within the Scramble Desktop Client, the following WebDAV settings are available:

HTTP Protocol
Select the protocol to use: HTTP or HTTPS.
Hostname
The address of the WebDAV server (e.g. 127.0.0.1).
Port
The port on which the WebDAV service is accessible (e.g., 1900).
Authentication Mode
Choose between:
- basic – Sends username and password in plaintext
- digest – Uses hashed credentials for increased security
Username / Password
Enter the login credentials used for authentication.
Smart Cache
Enables local caching of files to enhance performance.
Activated
Enables the WebDAV service for the client.

2. Using WebDAV on Linux (GNOME / Nautilus)

Open the File Manager
Go to Connect to Server
Enter the address:

For HTTP
For HTTPS
Authenticate when prompted