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Mega.nz megacmd

This is a container for the megacmd tool. Designed with convenience functions, intended to use for backing up data a regular intervals.

Supported Platforms

  • linux/amd64
  • linux/386
  • linux/arm/v7

Container Configuration

Name Description
USERNAME The mega account username. Required if SESSION not supplied.
PASSWORD The mega account password. Required if SESSION not supplied.
SESSION The mega login session. Required if USERNAME and PASSWORD not supplied.
MEGACMD The command to pass to the megacmd program. You don't need to prefix the mega- to the command. Required.
INTERVAL The time in minutes to repeat the command. Leave blank or set to 0 exit immediately.
BEGIN The time in HHMM UTC to first run the command. If not set will run immediately.
DV Run delete versions command after each MEGACMD with the supplied path.

You can add _FILE to the end of any environment variable to set the variable from a file. Typically used for secrets.

If the BEGIN command is set, then the INTERVAL will be set to 1440 (one day) automatically. If you want to override this then set INTERVAL to the delay you want (you can also set it to 0 to exit immediately).

For a list of program commands and user guide, visit https://github.com/meganz/MEGAcmd/blob/master/UserGuide.md

Usage

To run help (one-off)

docker run -d \
-e USERNAME=<yourmegausername> \
-e PASSWORD=<yourmegapassword> \
-e MEGACMD=help \
kosdk/megacmd

To upload a folder every day from the host machine

docker run -d \
-v /backup:/hostpathtofolder
-e SESSION=<sessionid> \
-e INTERVAL=1440
-e MEGACMD="put /backup/* /backup/server/" \
kosdk/megacmd

Session IDs

It is recommended to use the SESSION_FILE environment variable to read a session secret from docker secrets/file instead of exposing your username and password.

To generate a session id, you can run the container with following:

docker run --rm \
-e USERNAME=<yourusername> \
-e PASSWORD=<yourpassword> \
-e MEGACMD="session" \
kosdk/megacmd

You will see the session secret in the output.

Building this Image

Use the unified build tool. There are no additional parameters to configure.