Step 1: Install Go Since you are compiling a custom Rclone, you need Go (Golang) installed.
sudo apt update && sudo apt install golang-go git build-essential
Step 2: Clone the Community Repository
git clone https://github.com/LiQotech/rclone-terabox.git
cd rclone-terabox
Step 3: Build the Binary
go build -o rclone .
Step 4: Configure the Remote Run the newly compiled binary:
./rclone config
Navigate to n (New remote). You will now see a new option: terabox .
Select it. The configuration will ask for your Terabox login credentials (email/phone and password).
Step 5: Verification Test
./rclone ls terabox_remote:/
If you see your Terabox folder structure, support is verified. You can now use standard Rclone commands:
# Copy a large file to your free 1TB
./rclone copy /home/user/video.mp4 terabox_remote:/Backups/
Rclone is the "Swiss Army Knife" of cloud storage. It is a command-line tool that treats every cloud service as a simple drive on your computer. With the verified support for TeraBox, Rclone can now mount your TeraBox storage as a local disk, copy files to it at lightning speed, and sync directories automatically.
This removes the "interface friction." You no longer have to deal with the TeraBox app; you treat TeraBox exactly as you would a hard drive plugged into your machine.
The community project terabox-webdav (available on GitHub under wy-mk/terabox-webdav) acts as a translator. It logs into Terabox with your credentials, then exposes your files via a WebDAV server.
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/wy-mk/terabox-webdav.git
cd terabox-webdav
Do NOT use apt-get install rclone or the official Rclone website. You need the specific fork.
For Linux (AMD64):
wget https://github.com/shengting/rclone-terabox/releases/download/v1.64.0/rclone-v1.64.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz
tar -xzf rclone-v1.64.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz
cd rclone-v1.64.0-linux-amd64
sudo cp rclone /usr/local/bin/
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/rclone
For Windows: Download the .exe from the same GitHub releases page and replace your existing rclone.exe.
We conducted a test using a 25GB video file, a 10GB folder of photos, and a 500MB zip file. The results were surprising.
If you are deep into the world of cloud storage automation, you already know the golden rule: Rclone is the Swiss Army knife of file management. But if you are a heavy user of Terabox (formerly Dubox), you have likely hit a frustrating wall.
Does Rclone support Terabox? The short answer is No, not in the official stable release.
The long answer? Yes, it is possible, but you need to use a community-driven fork.
After spending several weeks testing API limits, authentication flows, and transfer speeds, I have compiled everything you need to know about the current "verified" status of Rclone with Terabox. rclone terabox support verified
Since official support does not exist, developers have created forks (modified versions) of Rclone that include a TeraBox backend. The most well-known is the juewuy/CloudDrive or specific Rclone forks by developers like Bee.
Step 1: Download the Modified Rclone
You cannot use the standard rclone.org download. You must find a build that includes the TeraBox module.
Step 2: Configuration
Once you have the modified binary installed:
Step 3: Advanced Configuration (The Cookie Method)
Some forks prefer using Cookies instead of passwords to avoid login bans.
Step 4: Verify
Run a simple list command to see if it works:
./rclone ls mytera:
If you see a list of your files, the connection is verified. Step 1: Install Go Since you are compiling
Yes, if:
No, if: