Drive (File Storage)

Store, share, and organize files alongside your email. Upload to your account or mailbox, share folders with your team, send public download links, and expand pooled storage with the Drive Add-on.

What you'll learn

  • 1 TrekMail Drive is file storage built into your email account — account-wide and per-mailbox folders, share links, sync to your computer, and pooled quotas.
  • 2 How TrekMail counts storage across email, mailbox files, and account-wide files — and what happens when you fill the pool.
  • 3 Open Account Drive from the dashboard, learn the difference between personal and shared spaces, and start uploading your first files.

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26 articles
  1. 1
    What is TrekMail Drive? Built-in File Storage

    TrekMail Drive is file storage built into your email account — account-wide and per-mailbox folders, share links, sync to your computer, and pooled quotas.

  2. 2
    Pooled Storage Quotas Explained

    How TrekMail counts storage across email, mailbox files, and account-wide files — and what happens when you fill the pool.

  3. 3
    Account Drive: First Steps for New Admins

    Open Account Drive from the dashboard, learn the difference between personal and shared spaces, and start uploading your first files.

  4. 4
    Creating and Organizing Folders

    Create folders, set color labels, rename, move, and build a folder tree that your team can navigate.

  5. 5
    Uploading Files to Drive: Drag, Drop, Resume

    Upload files to TrekMail Drive with drag-and-drop, multipart uploads for large files, and resumable transfers. No hard size cap — limited only by your pool.

  6. 6
    Sharing Folders with Your Team

    Share an Account Drive folder with every mailbox in the account. No per-mailbox permissions, no invitations.

  7. 7
    Public Share Links for Drive Files (Download)

    Share any file in Drive with people outside your TrekMail account via a public download link. Set an expiry date, cap the download count, and revoke any time.

  8. 8
    Drive Inside TrekMail Webmail: A Quick Tour

    Use TrekMail Drive directly from webmail — your personal file storage, search, and Account-shared folders, all without leaving your inbox.

  9. 9
    Sending Large Attachments via Drive

    Files over 18 MB attached in webmail auto-route through Drive as a download link. No bounced messages, no manual workflow.

  10. 10
    Drive Trash, File Restore, and Recovery

    Deleted files in TrekMail Drive go to Trash and stay recoverable for 30 days. Restore them with one click, or empty Trash to release the storage immediately.

  11. 11
    Bulk File Operations Across TrekMail Drive

    Select multiple files and folders in TrekMail Drive and move, trash, restore, or permanently delete them all at once. Works across pages with select-all.

  12. 12
    Drive Add-on Pricing: 250 GB to 100 TB Pool

    TrekMail Drive Add-on adds 250 GB to 100 TB of pooled storage on top of your plan. Monthly or yearly billing in 10 currencies, 17% annual discount.

  13. 13
    Subscribing to the Drive Add-on

    The checkout flow — pick a size, billing period, currency, and complete payment including 3D Secure verification.

  14. 14
    Upgrading or Downgrading Storage

    Resize the Drive Add-on at any time. Upgrades apply immediately with proration; downgrades default to next billing cycle.

  15. 15
    Canceling Your TrekMail Drive Add-on

    Cancel your Drive Add-on at period end — storage stays until renewal, then a 7-day read-only grace before over-quota cleanup. Reactivate within the window.

  16. 16
    TrekMail Drive FAQ and Troubleshooting Guide

    Common questions and quick fixes for TrekMail Drive — uploads, share links, billing, currency lock, refunds, and edge cases.

  17. 17
    Drive Sync: Pick the Right App for Your Setup

    How TrekMail Drive Sync works and how to pick the right app for your setup — Finder, File Explorer, Cyberduck, rclone, DAVx⁵, or Documents.

  18. 18
    Sync Devices: Generating Passwords for Sync Apps

    How the /drive/devices page works — generate one-time passwords per sync app, pick permissions, revoke when a device is lost.

  19. 19
    Connect Drive in macOS Finder

    Open Finder, choose Connect to Server, paste the Drive URL with your device password, and your files appear in the sidebar.

  20. 20
    Connect Drive in Windows Explorer

    Map a network drive in File Explorer to your Drive URL, sign in with your device password, and the drive shows up as a Windows drive letter.

  21. 21
    Connecting TrekMail Drive with rclone (WebDAV)

    Mount TrekMail Drive with rclone for high-speed, scriptable sync. Parallel uploads, no file-size cap, ideal for backups, two-way sync, and multi-GB / TB transfers.

  22. 22
    Connecting Drive with Cyberduck

    Use Cyberduck on macOS or Windows to browse and sync TrekMail Drive over WebDAV. Free, graphical, and handles large file uploads better than Finder.

  23. 23
    Connect Drive on Android with DAVx⁵

    Install DAVx⁵ from Google Play, add a WebDAV account with the Drive URL and your device password, and the drive appears in your Files app.

  24. 24
    Connect Drive on iPhone with Documents

    Install Documents by Readdle from the App Store, add a new WebDAV server with your Drive URL and device password, and your files appear next to iCloud.

  25. 25
    Drive Sync Troubleshooting: Fix Common Errors

    Fix common Drive Sync problems — login failures, permission errors, slow uploads, and missing files across Finder, Explorer, rclone, Cyberduck, and DAVx5.

  26. 26
    Drive Sync Architecture: URLs, Scopes, Audit

    How Drive Sync exposes TrekMail Drive over WebDAV — URL paths, scope enforcement, app-password lifecycle, and the audit trail every mutation leaves behind.

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