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To make this persistent (auto-mount on boot), edit /etc/fstab and add:
sudo apt install davfs2 sudo mkdir /media/terabox sudo mount -t davfs http://localhost:5244/dav /media/terabox Now, your Terabox appears as a folder in Ubuntu. You can use ls /media/terabox to see your files instantly. terabox+ubuntu+top
For years, Linux users have faced a frustrating reality: while Windows and macOS enjoy native first-party clients for almost every cloud storage service, Ubuntu users are often left scripting their own solutions. Enter (formerly Dubox). Offering a massive 1TB of free storage, Terabox has become a global phenomenon for budget-conscious users. However, the official Terabox client does not support Linux. To make this persistent (auto-mount on boot), edit
A: Duplicati supports WebDAV. If you use Alist (Method #2), you can point Duplicati to localhost:5244/dav to encrypt your backups to Terabox. Enter (formerly Dubox)
rclone config Choose n (New remote). Name: terabox Storage: webdav (Option 45 in most versions). URL: https://dav.terabox.com (Verify the current endpoint). Vendor: other . User: Your Terabox email. Password: Your Terabox password.
A: Terabox has geofencing issues. Try using a VPN set to your account's home region (USA or Asia) before starting the Alist service. This article was written for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. Commands may vary for older releases.
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