Fil One Support
- Fil One is now a first-class provider. Fil One gives S3-compatible storage on Filecoin, with no egress fees on paid plans
- Transfers that touch
eu-west-1setignore_checksumautomatically. Without that flag, rclone marks every copied object as corrupt and then deletes it - DataRaven verifies bucket names against the Fil One rules, which forbid dots
s3_list_versionis a new task option. DataRaven sets Fil One remotes to ListObjectsV2- Read more in the Fil One documentation
MEGA S4 Support
- MEGA S4 is now a first-class provider, with a region dropdown covering all seven endpoints and the endpoint URL derived automatically
- Bucket names are validated against MEGA S4’s rules in the form, so a name it would reject never reaches CreateBucket
- rclone.conf import recognizes MEGA S4 remotes by provider string and by endpoint, including the legacy
s4.mega.iohostnames - Learn more in the MEGA S4 documentation.
Four New Storage Providers
- 4 new storage providers: Fil One, Filebase, Impossible Cloud, and Fastly Object Storage
- Region dropdowns with auto-derived endpoints for providers with fixed region lists (Impossible Cloud, Fastly, Fil One)
- rclone.conf import now recognizes Fil One and Filebase remotes by endpoint (including the legacy
s3.filebase.comendpoint)
Passwordless Email Sign-In
- Sign in with a one-time passcode (OTP) email — replaces the previous magic-link flow
Analytics Exclude Dry Runs by Default
- Usage analytics now exclude dry-run executions by default, so transfer counts and bytes reflect real activity
- Dry-run totals remain available when filtering specifically by dry-run status
Onboarding UX Improvements
- Onboarding now advances only on a successful (completed or dry-run-completed) execution, not on pending or failed runs
- Role-aware onboarding: operators no longer see admin-only setup steps they can’t submit
Location Verification History
- Storage locations now keep a full verification history — see every past verification attempt with status and timestamp
- The location detail page shows current verification status alongside its history
- New API endpoints: list location verifications and fetch provider connection defaults
Task-Level Analytics
- New Stats tab on task detail pages with task-specific analytics — summary cards, time-series charts, and metric switching without leaving the task view
New Providers, Analytics Redesign & API Standardization
- 4 new storage providers: Tigris, DigitalOcean Spaces, Hetzner, and Rabata
- Redesigned analytics dashboard with time-series charts, top errors ranking, per-task breakdown, and flexible date range presets (MTD, 3m, 6m, 1y)
- Standardized pagination across all list API endpoints
- Usage quotas API showing current resource counts vs tier limits on the billing page
- rclone.conf import validation fixes
rclone.conf Import & Onboarding
- rclone.conf import workflow — upload an existing config, review and select remotes, then bulk-create storage locations with credentials
- Supports S3, Azure Blob, GCS, B2, R2, Wasabi, and other S3-compatible providers
- Quick-access import link on the Getting Started dashboard
- rclone updated to v1.73.2
Notifications, Security & UX Improvements
- API key lifecycle notifications (created, rotated, revoked, deleted) with formatted event templates
- Notification quick setup — bulk-create notification configs from a single Apprise URL
- Real-time transfer progress with live stats (transfer rate, files transferred, bytes, ETA)
- Improved task management: cron expression display with next-run time, tag-based filters, reorganized detail tabs
- Security hardening: input sanitization, safer error responses, enhanced validation
- Centralized version tracking across all services
- Streaming transfer fix for large file lists
API Keys & Developer Platform
- Scoped API keys for programmatic access
- 28 granular permission scopes following
resource:actionpattern - Key rotation — new secret, same key ID and scopes
- Instant revocation with full audit trail (create, rotate, revoke, delete)
- Learn more in the API Keys documentation.
Audit logs
- Full event trail for all team activity
- Dashboard activity feed showing recent events at a glance
- Dedicated Event Log page with filtering by resource type, actor, and date range
- Expandable rows with IP address, user agent, request ID, and event metadata
- CSV export for compliance and offline analysis
- Tracks user, system, and API key actors across tasks, executions, secrets, locations, members, notifications, and vault connections
- Learn more in the Audit Logs documentation.