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Quark Drive

Access personal Quark Drive files with an authenticated browser Cookie, including browsing, uploads, downloads, and directory management.

Adapter type: quark. See Common configuration for mounting instructions.

Setup

  1. Sign in to Quark Drive and open Network in developer tools.
  2. Refresh files, select an actual drive API request, and copy its complete Cookie header value.
  3. Set cookie without the Cookie: prefix; do not copy only one individual cookie.
  4. Use root_fid: "0" for the root, or obtain a subfolder’s parent FID from its listing request.

Configuration

FieldTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
cookiepasswordYes—Complete Cookie request header value from an authenticated account, without the Cookie: prefix.
root_fidstringNo"0"Backend root folder FID as a string.
use_transcoding_addressbooleanNofalseUse transcoded video URLs, which may change quality or downloadable content.
only_list_video_filebooleanNofalseFilter listings to video files; disable to see other files.

Example

This is a config object. In the admin form, fill the corresponding fields rather than pasting the whole object. Replace credential placeholders with your own values.

json
{
  "cookie": "YOUR_COMPLETE_COOKIE",
  "root_fid": "0",
  "only_list_video_file": false
}

Behavior and limitations

  • Quark currently ignores common sub_path; use the target folder’s root_fid directly.
  • use_transcoding_address selects transcoded video URLs; leave it disabled when downloading originals.
  • only_list_video_file hides non-video files; keep it false for general file management.
  • Cookie lifetime depends on the account session. Update it on authentication errors rather than on a fixed schedule.

Troubleshooting

  • Login expired: copy a fresh complete Cookie from an authenticated drive API request.
  • No files: verify the FID and disable the video-only filter.
  • Downloads limited or slow: check account entitlements, upstream throttling, and connectivity; avoid rapid repeated retries.

References

External documentation provides service and authorization context. Use this page and the current Foxel adapter for configuration fields and limitations.