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  • FritzFritz
    edited September 15

    Please note, you will have a 15GB remote upload traffic limit for the life of your account (only applicable to free plan).
    Premium and business users get unlimited Remote Upload Traffic.

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  • nikhm2nnikhm2n

    @Fritz said: 15GB remote upload traffic limit

    Does this mean I can only upload 15gb of the 20gb?

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  • somiksomik OG

    @nikhm2n said:

    @Fritz said: 15GB remote upload traffic limit

    Does this mean I can only upload 15gb of the 20gb?

    Unless you use their website or pcloud app, yes. If you use their app, then such limits do not apply.

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  • cochoncochon

    @Fritz said:
    Please note, you will have a 15GB remote upload traffic limit for the life of your account (only applicable to free plan).

    Indeed, and that seems only the remote 'fetch from URL' facility. WebDAV doesn't seem to be available at all on the free account.

  • YmpkerYmpker OGContent WriterSenpai

    @cochon said:

    @Fritz said:
    Please note, you will have a 15GB remote upload traffic limit for the life of your account (only applicable to free plan).

    Indeed, and that seems only the remote 'fetch from URL' facility. WebDAV doesn't seem to be available at all on the free account.

    (Windows) Network Drive should be available via the proprietary client. That said, it's not the same ofc.

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  • somiksomik OG

    Guys, I think I got the wrong cloud...

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  • rootroot OG

    @somik said:
    Guys, I think I got the wrong cloud...

    Yeah. I believe you got the one powered by batteries with acid inside, instead of the one using green energy.

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  • somiksomik OG
    edited September 15

    @root said:

    @somik said:
    Guys, I think I got the wrong cloud...

    Yeah. I believe you got the one powered by batteries with acid inside, instead of the one using green energy.

    Oh thank god! I thought I got the Lgbtq version, but nope, it's just pcloud syncing my files. Guess it's finally coming out of the cloud closet :lol:

    (ok, I'll see myself out of the door)

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  • yoursunnyyoursunny OG

    @cochon said:

    @Fritz said:
    Please note, you will have a 15GB remote upload traffic limit for the life of your account (only applicable to free plan).

    Indeed, and that seems only the remote 'fetch from URL' facility. WebDAV doesn't seem to be available at all on the free account.

    Does the limit apply for Rclone pCloud remote?

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  • cochoncochon

    @yoursunny said:

    @cochon said:

    @Fritz said:
    Please note, you will have a 15GB remote upload traffic limit for the life of your account (only applicable to free plan).

    Indeed, and that seems only the remote 'fetch from URL' facility. WebDAV doesn't seem to be available at all on the free account.

    Does the limit apply for Rclone pCloud remote?

    Good question, I'm guessing not, as rclone's access seems to be based on their API. Their FAQ says (of remote upload traffic):

    This is the traffic you accumulate when you use Remote Upload or pCloud Save to upload files.

    I was planning to add pCloud to some backup routines which were already using WebDAV to other services, but might shoehorn rclone in as an alternative here, I'll easily blow the 15GB in a few weeks and feed back if it stops working.

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  • somiksomik OG

    @cochon said:

    @yoursunny said:

    @cochon said:

    @Fritz said:
    Please note, you will have a 15GB remote upload traffic limit for the life of your account (only applicable to free plan).

    Indeed, and that seems only the remote 'fetch from URL' facility. WebDAV doesn't seem to be available at all on the free account.

    Does the limit apply for Rclone pCloud remote?

    Good question, I'm guessing not, as rclone's access seems to be based on their API. Their FAQ says (of remote upload traffic):

    This is the traffic you accumulate when you use Remote Upload or pCloud Save to upload files.

    I was planning to add pCloud to some backup routines which were already using WebDAV to other services, but might shoehorn rclone in as an alternative here, I'll easily blow the 15GB in a few weeks and feed back if it stops working.

    I thought their API and WebDAV access is only for paid customers? Can free users also use it?

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  • cochoncochon

    @somik said:

    @cochon said:

    @yoursunny said:

    @cochon said:

    @Fritz said:
    Please note, you will have a 15GB remote upload traffic limit for the life of your account (only applicable to free plan).

    Indeed, and that seems only the remote 'fetch from URL' facility. WebDAV doesn't seem to be available at all on the free account.

    Does the limit apply for Rclone pCloud remote?

    Good question, I'm guessing not, as rclone's access seems to be based on their API. Their FAQ says (of remote upload traffic):

    This is the traffic you accumulate when you use Remote Upload or pCloud Save to upload files.

    I was planning to add pCloud to some backup routines which were already using WebDAV to other services, but might shoehorn rclone in as an alternative here, I'll easily blow the 15GB in a few weeks and feed back if it stops working.

    I thought their API and WebDAV access is only for paid customers? Can free users also use it?

    WebDAV certainly doesn't work for me, but rclone seemingly does, and it appears to use the API.

    That said I read they only made WebDAV a premium feature in 2022, so API access could yet be pulled from the free tier, and I need to test if it's subject to that 15GB remote upload limit.

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  • MGarbisMGarbis

    @somik said:

    @nikhm2n said:

    @Fritz said: 15GB remote upload traffic limit

    Does this mean I can only upload 15gb of the 20gb?

    Unless you use their website or pcloud app, yes. If you use their app, then such limits do not apply.

    Which app is unlimited?

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  • YmpkerYmpker OGContent WriterSenpai

    @MGarbis said:

    @somik said:

    @nikhm2n said:

    @Fritz said: 15GB remote upload traffic limit

    Does this mean I can only upload 15gb of the 20gb?

    Unless you use their website or pcloud app, yes. If you use their app, then such limits do not apply.

    Which app is unlimited?

    If you use the official pCloud App there is no traffic upload limit is what they probably meant.

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