WebDAV Server

DecyphArr includes a built-in WebDAV server that provides direct access to your Debrid files, making them easily accessible to media players and other applications.

Overview

While most Debrid providers have their own WebDAV servers, DecyphArr's implementation offers faster access and additional features. The WebDAV server listens on port 8080 by default.

Accessing the WebDAV Server

URL: http://localhost:8282/webdav or http://<your-server-ip>:8080/webdav

Configuration

You can configure WebDAV settings either globally or per-Debrid provider in your config.json:

"webdav": {
  "torrents_refresh_interval": "15s",
  "download_links_refresh_interval": "40m",
  "folder_naming": "original_no_ext",
  "auto_expire_links_after": "3d",
  "rc_url": "http://localhost:5572",
  "rc_user": "username",
  "rc_pass": "password"
}

Configuration Options

torrents_refresh_interval: Interval for refreshing torrent data (e.g., 15s, 1m, 1h).
download_links_refresh_interval: Interval for refreshing download links (e.g., 40m, 1h).
workers: Number of concurrent workers for processing requests.
folder_naming: Naming convention for folders:
- original_no_ext: Original file name without extension
- original: Original file name with extension
- filename: Torrent filename
- filename_no_ext: Torrent filename without extension
- id: Torrent ID
auto_expire_links_after: Time after which download links will expire (e.g., 3d, 1w).
rc_url, rc_user, rc_pass: Rclone RC configuration for VFS refreshes

Using with Media Players

The WebDAV server works well with media players like:

Infuse
VidHub
Plex (via mounting)
Kodi

Mounting with Rclone

You can mount the WebDAV server locally using Rclone. Example configuration:

[decypharr]
type = webdav
url = http://localhost:8080/webdav/realdebrid
vendor = other

For a complete Rclone configuration example, see our sample rclone.conf.

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