Synology NAS Cloud Sync
I miss the capability to connect my ProtonDrive with my Synology NAS by CloudSync or Hyper Backup. This would be one of the last disadvantages compared to conventional cloud providers
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Haris
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This is a MUST. Need this feature ASAP!
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Damian
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Far from ideal, but this can be done using 'Rclone'. Setup a docker container for 'Duplicati'. In the duplicati UI - 'add backup destination' use Rclone, which can connect to Proton Drive. I have nightly backups from my NAS to proton drive in with this method.
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Anonymous
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It is *wild* that this isn't released (much more not even updated by the Proton team) in 2026.
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Francis Lachance commented
using Ionos for this right now but I'd rather move to Proton. Very surprised it's not available yet
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PVoice
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Critical. How about a short message to keep us updated on this?
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freek
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Essential to convince more people to make the transfer to privacy first.
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Bastiaan
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I am actively looking for a European cloud service as a backup for my Synology NAS. Not having to use US based companies is more important than ever. Although Backblaze has an Amsterdam based data-center, the company still falls under US law.
The lack of this future is no pushing me to spend my money elsewhere and not going all-in on Proton. -
Ivo
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This request has been here for years! when are you doing something about it? please!
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Peter Petry commented
I cannot believe that Proton is staying silent on this feature request. Wake up guys, this is something we as Proton users have been asking for years now
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Bartjan Thieme
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This is the one feature that is preventing me from going all in with Proton. I am stuck now with Microsoft OneDrive and Google Drive. I want to go Europe. Please make this happen!
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RJH
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For the time being the only more or less convenient way to combine hyper backup with proton drive seems to be cloudslinker (if it works...), which I do not trust. And trust is the most important argument why I decided to buy into proton.
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TimR
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New to Proton Drive, long time Synology admin. My workaround:
1- Setup Proton Drive folders on my Mac.
2- On Synology I created a Proton Drive share and configured it as a Synology Drive Team Folder.
3- On my main Mac I configured the Synology Drive software to do a continuous backup job of the local Proton folder to the Synology share.
4- My Proton Drive now stays synced with my Synology which I backup to C2. I could even do a Cloud Sync to another service if I wanted.Synology Drive Client Sync Task won't connect to the local Proton Drive folder but the backup tasks do. Not perfect but you can backup to your nas if you want.
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robert
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Agree an option to have backups from on-prem to cloud or cloud to on-prem
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Zmove
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Please, stop developping new tool (who says proton meet ?) and add essential features for existing tool requested since many years
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Florian commented
This is a must have. I am considering moving away from Proton because of this issue.
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Pefl
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I really miss not being able to backup important files on my Synology to Proton Drive!!!
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dcwest
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Please!!!
Make Proton Drive available as a b/u venue for Synology Drive.
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Arjen
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The posibility to use protondrive as a of site backup (next to searchablle mails) would be one of the last steps fot me to switch and start paying for proton.
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Ed Hora
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As I am a proton unlimited user, I wanted to make use of some synergies to divert my synology backup into proton drive, which, as per today isn't possible at all. Not sure, whether this to be a problem of Synology, allowing only a limited number of 3rd parties to connect, or Proton itself. My impression is it is with Synology. However, are there any plans to provide connectiivity to synology NAS?
The reasons I am trying to achieve this are obvious: data is going to be more secure in swiss based proton servers on one hand and reduction of storage cost on the other, once I could achieve this. Thanks for consideration. -
Jc W commented
Yes, please. This is really a missing bit of the puzzle