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How can I mount a hostbrr storage box on Windows?

hostnoobhostnoob Member
edited January 28 in Help

ideally I'd like one folder called "storage" in the root directory with it's own account and password, and I don't want/need it to be linked to any of the domains on there. then I want to access that from my Windows 10 PC

I know I did this before, but I've forgotten how and can't get it to work. I've tried with sshfs (win-sshfs) but I can't get it to work

is remote SSH disabled? do I need to enable it for a new FTP account? or does it run on a different port?

Thanks

Thanked by 2nghialele cosmossofa

Comments

  • I don't know about hostbrr specifically, but rclone should be able to mount the drive. You can use nssm to run it as a service. I think you need win-sshfs as well, but you mentioned you've already got that.

    Thanked by 3rpqu hostnoob yoursunny
  • Also, check if you're using 53211 for SSH. At least that's the port for my box

    Thanked by 1hostnoob
  • Yep, you can with Mountain Duck, for example, via SFTP protocol.

    Thanked by 1hostnoob
  • Rclone is the way. If everything else fail it should be the only thing that should work, the legendary og.

    Thanked by 1hostnoob
  • @hostnoob said: I want to access that from my Windows 10 PC

    One of the options: https://github.com/kapitainsky/RcloneBrowser/releases

    Gives you a fancy Rclone GUI:

    Rclone Windows GUI

    Thanked by 2hostnoob cosmossofa
  • If you already have sshfs installed try this in a command prompt.

    net use Z: "\\sshfs.r\USERNAME@IP!PORT\home\USERNAME"
    

    Then type in the password. This should create a remote drive named Z: with the storage box home directory mounted.

    USERNAME: HostBrr user name
    IP: IP of the storage box
    PORT: Your SSH Port on HostBrr

    Thanked by 2hostnoob yoursunny
  • i use nextcloud webdav function with rclone.
    With cloudflare in front.
    rclone support chunking so cloudflare upload limit won't bug.

    Thanked by 1hostnoob
  • rpqurpqu Member

    @e2bs2k1 said:
    i use nextcloud webdav function with rclone.
    With cloudflare in front.
    rclone support chunking so cloudflare upload limit won't bug.

    Can you share the setup? Currently using the juicefs, but the dl/ul speed is slow even when it's mounted on node with sub 20ms distance

    Thanked by 1hostnoob
  • Thank you all, I got it mounted with win-sshfs and the speeds are good.

    I was missing the port number which is 53211 (and in your welcome email in case it's different)

    unfortunately I need to use the main account. seems like creating an FTP account doesn't also give it SSH access

  • Is this possible on Mac as well?

  • akhfaakhfa Member

    @JohnFilch123 said:
    Yep, you can with Mountain Duck, for example, via SFTP protocol.

    Sorry out of topic, but is mountainduck stable enough for your use case?

  • @akhfa said: is mountainduck stable enough for your use case?

    Pretty stable. However, I am not using it much. I mostly use storage box for nextcloud and rclone.

    Thanked by 1akhfa
  • @Chalipa said:
    Is this possible on Mac as well?

    This tool is also an Rclone GUI for Mac OS:

    Rclone GUI Mac OS

    Thanked by 1host_c
  • aarohaaroh Member

    i use https://stablebit.com/clouddrive small license fee but supports multiple cloud providers also

  • I would choose Rclone!

  • farukirfarukir Member
    edited February 4

    Free services like rclone, alist, openlist, and others allow you to access WebDAV or other protocols by creating an account

    I personally recommend using alist or openlist. They provide a visual UI panel for easy operation. Simply deploy them using the installation script, access them via IP, and create an account to log in. If you need to grant access to more users later, you can create additional accounts and restrict access paths, data outside these paths remains inaccessible. Plus, they're lightweight and highly efficient.

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