This guide explains how to edit an image file on the Web app kDrive (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive).

Preamble

• The Web app kDrive natively integrates an editor that allows you to modify an image online.
• Your files are never analyzed and are exclusively stored in Switzerland.
• Refer to this other guide if you are looking for information on editing other file formats.

Edit an image, a photo

To access kDrive and modify files:

1. Click here to access the Web app kDrive (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive).
2. Open the image file in question.
3. Click the Edit button at the top of the document to access the file editor:
   
4. The editor allows you to…
   1. … rotate the image 90° to the right or left,
      
   2. … flip (mirror) / reverse the image horizontally or vertically:
      
   3. … crop your image:
      
   4. … modify the brightness and contrast of the image:
      
   5. … create a signature (only available with paid kDrive offers) and then apply it to the image (refer to this other guide on this subject):
      
5. Once finished, save the changes and choose whether to create a copy of the modified document or overwrite the existing file.

This guide details the installation of the desktop app kDrive Infomaniak on a computer with a Linux operating system. It will then allow you to synchronize your files with kDrive.

Preamble

• On this OS, some kDrive features are not available, such as the Lite Sync option or the right-click context menu.
• The kDrive app is officially supported by Infomaniak only on the following systems:
  • Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (and later)
  • Desktop environments: GNOME or KDE
• The application may work on other Linux distributions or with other desktop environments; however, Infomaniak provides no support for installing or running the application outside of the configurations mentioned above.

Installing kDrive on Linux

Prerequisites

• Download the desktop app kDrive for Linux (file of type .AppImage)
• Fuse2 (required to run a appimage):
  • Since version 23.04 (and later) of Ubuntu, after double-clicking on the AppImage file, nothing will happen.
  • The latest versions of Ubuntu use a "too" recent version of FUSE (the "Filesystem in User Space" interface on which AppImages rely to work) for which AppImages are not designed.
  • AppImages need FUSE v2 to work: sudo apt install libfuse2
• D-Bus
• Gnome-keyring or kwallet (in principle already present on your machine except with some light distributions)

Then:

1. Place the file in a folder named for example "Applications".
2. Right-click on the file and select Permissions.
3. Check the box "Allow executing file as a program"

Additional possible operations

With Ubuntu, to have kDrive run at startup, add the file in “Startup Application Preferences”

With Gnome, if the icon is missing, install AppIndicator.

This guide details the priority actions to take if you do not see any difference between your website after a change you have made to it, and its previous version. These tips are also valid if you encounter issues while using the Infomaniak product interface.

Preamble

• During your browsing, a web browser saves the data consulted in a reserved space, in order to avoid requesting the data already consulted from the server again, to save time and resources.
• Your cache may contain a lot of data and sometimes the browser gets confused. Sites may then display incorrectly or display an outdated version.
• Clearing the cache ensures that you have the very latest version of the page or folder consulted.

Clear the web browser cache …

… on Safari

Choose your macOS version to view the corresponding Apple help.

… on Google tools (Chrome, Android, etc.)

View the Google help.

… on Firefox

View the Mozilla help.

… on Edge / Internet Explorer

View the Microsoft help.

This guide explains how to authorize Infomaniak Support to access your online products and more specifically their content, and provide useful details when requesting assistance.

Preamble

• Infomaniak Support may ask you to grant temporary access to part of your content.
• This access is strictly limited to the analysis context and is used solely to identify the source of the problem encountered.
• It saves time in diagnosing by avoiding unnecessary back and forth.
• In accordance with Infomaniak's privacy policy, your data will never be used for other purposes.

Authorize Support to access a type of content

To authorize Infomaniak to access a specific part of your services (authorizing access to content never opens access to others; each authorization is specific and independent):

1. Click here to access the management of accesses on the Infomaniak Manager.
2. Click on the toggle switch to authorize access to the content of…
   
   1. … email addresses linked to the Web Mail app Infomaniak (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/mail).
   2. … folders among the kDrive(s) existing in the Organizations of which the current user is a part.
   3. … discussions among the kChat product(s) existing in the Organizations of which the current user is a part.

With my kSuite+, you can also do this by clicking here or proceed as follows to get there:

1. Click on the Settings icon ‍ at the top right of your my kSuite+ window.
2. Click on Support in the left sidebar:
   

Who can access it?

• Only Infomaniak employees handling your support request directly.
• Access is only from Infomaniak's controlled facilities.

Duration and control of access

• You can revoke this access at any time.
• Otherwise, it expires automatically after 7 days.

Taking screenshots…

… on Windows

Microsoft provides a software pre-installed for screenshots. But to do it manually:

1. Display what you want/need to send on the screen.
2. Press the PRINTSCREEN key on your keyboard (or PRTSCR, IMPR. ECRAN, etc.) once.
3. In Microsoft Word (or similar), do "Edit" -> "Paste" to place your image on the page.
4. Save your file.
5. Repeat the operation from step 1 to step 5 as many times as the number of desired screenshots.

… on macOS

1. Press the keys "CMD" + "shift" (the hollow arrow up — shift) + the key "3".
2. Each press on these keys creates an image file on your computer's desktop.

… on iOS (iPhone, iPad...)

1. Press the buttons "Power" + "Home" (the only two physical buttons) simultaneously.
2. Retrieve the screenshots in the "Photos" app on your device.

… on Android (e.g., Samsung, LG, or Huawei)

1. Press the "Volume Down" key (on the side) and the lock key simultaneously.
2. The captured image is automatically saved in a Screenshots folder in the gallery.

Windows Popup

To copy-paste an error message present in a Windows popup as text, simply press the CTRL + C key on your keyboard to copy the message to the clipboard. You can then paste it (CTRL + V) into the body of the message you send us.

Browser Javascript console…

… on Windows

Chrome, Firefox and Safari: enter the key combination CTRL + SHIFT + i
Internet Explorer and Edge: press the F12 key

… on macOS

Chrome: enter the key combination ⌘ + ⌥ + J
Safari: enter the key combination ⌘ + ⌥ + C

1. Then, click on the crossed-out circle icon or similar to reset the log.
2. Display the page of your site affected by the issue.
3. The console tab displays JavaScript errors and missing online resources.

This guide explains how to save an email (as if you were downloading) but directly to your kDrive.

Preamble

• Save in a few clicks a message received on an address of your Infomaniak Mail Service, this in .eml format readable directly within your kDrive interface.
• To export all emails from an email address, refer to this other guide.
• To export email attachments, refer to this other guide.

Add an email to kDrive…

… from the Infomaniak Mail Web App

To export the email message of your choice to your kDrive:

1. Click here to access the Infomaniak Mail Web App (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/mail).
2. Open the email you want to save.
   • Then click on the share icon at the top of the concerned message to add to kDrive:
     
3. Otherwise, you can also click on the Add to kDrive icon at the top of the concerned message:
   
   1. If the icon is not visible, click on the action menu ⋮ on the right.
   2. Then choose to customize the actions:
      
   3. to add the desired action:
      
4. Choose the kDrive (among those to which you are attached by your Organization) and the desired location on it to save your file - if you rename it, keep the .eml extension to be able to read it directly in the kDrive interface.
5. Click on the Add button.
   
6. A message at the bottom of the screen notifies you of the progress of the recording and allows you to go directly to the email save location:
   
7. The saved email can be viewed on kDrive as if you were reading it on Mail directly.

… from the Infomaniak Mail mobile app

To do this:

1. Open the email in question on the mobile app Infomaniak Mail (application for iOS / Android smartphone or tablet).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ located at the top right of the displayed email.
3. Choose Save to kDrive and follow the same procedure as above in step 4.

This guide helps resolve an issue with statuses (OK, in progress, etc.) that may occur with the files and folders in the kDrive tree in Windows Explorer, in case these indications no longer match reality.

Resolve the issue of incorrect statuses

The problem is visible in the kDrive log as follows:

20240616_2008_kDrive.log:2024-06-16 20:19:01:349 [I] (6732) socketlistener.cpp:46 - Sending SocketAPI message --> STATUS:OK:D:\kDrive\Photos\Personnal\2024\06_June\0616_Bern\HP7A6181.JPG to 0000025197E46A60

The application sends the correct file status to the explorer, for example, the status sent here is OK, the status icon displayed should be the green circle, but the displayed status does not match:

Restart Windows Explorer

To do this:

1. Access the task manager by pressing ctrl shift + esc.
2. In the task manager, search for Windows Explorer.
3. Right-click on it and click on End Task.
4. In the upper left corner of the task manager, click on File.
5. Click on Run a new task.
6. Type: explorer.exe.
7. Press Enter.

Check and repair system integrity

To do this:

1. Open the command prompt with administrator access.
2. Type each command below and wait for the analysis to complete:

SFC /scannow
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

This guide explains how to sign a file in PDF format on the Web app kDrive (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive). Refer to this other guide if you are looking for information on other possibilities when editing this type of document.

⚠ Available with:

Preamble

• The Web app kDrive natively integrates an editor that allows you to sign a PDF document online.
• A user's signatures are personal and can only be used by that user on all kDrive instances they have access to.
• Your files are never analyzed and are exclusively stored in Switzerland.

Create and apply your signature to a PDF

To access kDrive and manage PDF document signatures:

1. Click here to access the Web app kDrive (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive).
2. Open the relevant PDF document:
   
3. Click the Edit button at the top of the document to access the file editor:
   
4. Click the Signature icon in the toolbar:
   
5. Click on Add a signature.
6. Choose the signature creation method:
   1. Draw freehand with the mouse.
   2. Type text and choose the handwriting font (example below).
   3. Import an image (scan of your handwritten signature, for example) from your device.
7. Type the desired text for the signature and click on the button Aa to choose the handwriting style.
8. Click on Save:
   
9. Once a signature is created, simply click again on the Signature icon from any PDF to display your created signatures.
10. Click on the signature to insert it transparently into the document.
    • Once inserted, alternative text can be added to facilitate document accessibility:
      
11. The signature can be moved and resized as desired.
12. Once finished, to save, click once on the button at the top right, then choose whether to create a copy of the modified document or overwrite the existing file:
    

This guide explains how to delete the cache (data cached after various operations, unnecessarily taking up storage space on your device) from the mobile app kDrive (app for iOS / Android smartphone or tablet).

Delete the kDrive cache...

... on iOS (iPhone, iPad)

1. Open the mobile app kDrive (iOS).
2. Tap on the photo/initials at the bottom right.
3. Tap on Settings.
4. Tap on Local Storage Management.
5. Delete the data you want, cache for example (or import which also allows you to unblock any potentially blocked imports)...

... on Android

1. Open the settings of the Android phone.
2. Go to the Applications or Apps & notifications section for example.
3. Tap on Show XX apps if the device does not display them by default.
4. Tap on kDrive.
5. Go to the Storage or Storage space and cache section for example.
6. Tap on Clear cache.
   • Be careful if you click on the Clear storage button, you will delete all user data (login credentials for example) in addition to the cache.

This guide explains how to change your kDrive offer, the collaborative storage solution on a 100% Swiss Made cloud.

Preamble

• kDrive is the name given to the file storage/sharing service offered by Infomaniak in Switzerland.
• kDrive is accessible for free or by subscription depending on whether you are alone using it or if you want collaborators to also access it.
• kDrive exists as an independent product, or as a product among others within the kSuite & my kSuite / my kSuite+ suite.
  • To help you identify the offer most suited to your needs, refer to this other guide.

Determine the current kDrive offer

From the kDrive Web App

To find out which offer you currently have:

1. Click here to access the Infomaniak kDrive Web App (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive).
2. Click on Manage to go to the offer change and view the current offer: 
   

If no dashboard is accessible at the bottom left, you have limited features (e.g., my kSuite offer) that can be unlocked by upgrading to a higher offer: 

From the Infomaniak Manager

You can also find out about the current offer from the Manager, the dashboard of your products.

If no kDrive product is present in the Manager, the kDrive app is accessible only among the apps at the top right, because you have…

• either a my kSuite / my kSuite+ offer: 
  
• or you have been invited during a document share (you are therefore an external user of kDrive):
  

Otherwise, find your kDrive among your collaborative tools: 

Change the current kDrive plan

Your kDrive can evolve with you. When your needs expand — whether to welcome new collaborators, integrate a family member, or store a growing volume of data — easily increase its capacity to unlock its full potential.

Prerequisites

• Have sufficient permissions within the Organization.

To modify your current kDrive offer:

1. Click here to access the Infomaniak kDrive Web App (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive).
2. Click on Manage to go to the offer change and view the current offer: 
   

You can then switch to a higher offer from the Infomaniak Shop:

If, for example, by choosing a new offer, you increase the quota of users that can be added to your kDrive, refer to this other guide to invite them to join you.

This guide explains how to modify product access rights for a user in your Organization on the Infomaniak Manager.

Preamble

• Since you opened your account with Infomaniak, you are part of at least one Organization.
  • If you were alone and it was not an invitation, an Organization was created in your name and you automatically become the legal representative.
  • Otherwise, you belong to the Organization that invited you (to join its kSuite, to manage a product, etc.).
• It is possible to modify a user's role within your Organization.
• You can then define whether a user…
  • … is part of your Organization and should become:
    • Legal representative
    • Administrator
    • Collaborator (this is the part that is detailed below…)
  • … is external to your Organization (limited rights):
    • External users are not included in the sharing of calendars and address books for the entire Organization.

Who can access what…

Prerequisites

• Be Administrator or Legal representative within the Organization.
• Switch to the desired Organization first if you do not find the expected user list.
• Have added a user as a collaborator.

The guide below allows you to manage product access for collaborators and external users. Indeed, a legal representative or an Administrator already has access to all existing products within the Organization and visible on the Infomaniak Manager.

To modify the product access of an Organization user:

1. Click here to access user management on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ located to the right of the user concerned.
3. Click on Modify product access:
   
4. You can grant access to everything with maximum permissions in 1 click.
5. Otherwise, click on the product category to which you want to grant access.
   
6. Select the necessary product(s).
7. If you have selected multiple products, decide whether a future additional product should automatically be visible to the user (and with what type of permissions).
8. Click on the Save button:
   
9. Rights are granted immediately.
10. Click on the pencil icon ✎ to modify permissions:
    
11. Restart at step 5 if you need to grant access to multiple products.

Service usage / Service management

Be careful, on your product table, it is important to distinguish between access to products (type kDrive for example, within the kSuite) and access to product management:

It is possible to authorize a user to use kDrive (they will be able to create a PDF for example) without granting them a service management right for kDrive (they will not be able to change the offer, invite a new user, terminate, etc.).

Technical rights / Statistical rights

With certain services like kDrive, it is possible to give a collaborator TECHNICAL and/or STATISTICAL rights (adds access to the dashboard, share links, storage statistics, active users, connected devices, activity on kDrive):

Other services like domain names do not have a STATISTICAL section:

Certain specific services like ticketing allow for even more detailed rights to be granted:

Easier access: Work Teams

To facilitate the addition of access rights to a product that is on your Organization, there are Work Teams. These allow you to create groups that are linked to Infomaniak products with the desired rights, very practical for giving a new collaborator in your Organization access to the products they will need in their daily activities.

This guide explains how to modify the role and permissions of a user so that the latter has only a restricted legal role or access to only certain features of your Organization present in the Manager Infomaniak.

Preamble

• Since you opened your account with Infomaniak, you are part of at least one Organization.
  • If you were alone and it was not an invitation, an Organization was created in your name and you automatically become the legal representative.
  • Otherwise, you belong to the Organization that invited you (to join its kSuite, to manage a product, etc.).
• You can define if a user…
  • … is part of your Organization and if they must have the role of:
    • Legal representative
    • Administrator
    • Collaborator
  • … is external to your Organization (limited rights):
    • External users are not taken into account in the sharing of calendars and address books for the entire Organization.

Modify the rights/permissions of a user

Prerequisites

• Be Administrator or Legal representative within the Organization.
• Attention, it is only possible to assign the role of legal representative if you have this role yourself in the Organization.
• Be aware of the different permissions (access rights to products for example) and administrative contact preferences of a user within an Organization.
• Switch beforehand to the desired Organization if you do not find the expected list of users.

To modify the role of a user:

1. Click here to access user management on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ located to the right of the user concerned.
3. Click on Modify the role:
   
4. Modify the desired role:
   
5. Click on the Save button.

If you assign the user a simple collaborator role…

… you will be able to modify the services to which they can access; refer to this other guide:

This guide explains how to add an attachment from kDrive to an event in a calendar / agenda on the Web app Calendar Infomaniak (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/calendar).

Preamble

• Some software or applications also allow you to add an attachment, and in this case, if you synchronize the agenda with that of your solution, the attached file is possible up to the maximum size of 64 KB.

Add a kDrive attachment

When you create a new event on the Web app Calendar Infomaniak (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/calendar), you can add one or more attachments (links to files from kDrive):

Thanks to this link “Insert a kDrive link”, you can access kDrive directly from the event creation window Calendar:

1. Choose the kDrive if necessary.
2. Browse and choose the files to add to the event.
3. Otherwise, import new documents that will be stored on kDrive.
4. Once selected, choose whether their link should be:
   1. a public link (everyone can access it)
   2. a restricted link (only people with access can access it)

Whether the event is recurring or not, you can add files that will be shared with those who view the event in the calendar:

The guests of the event who would view the card via a synchronized application, Outlook, Gmail, and others, will see the links in the description (as is the case for the possible link kMeet for example if a videoconference is planned for the event).

This guide helps you regain control of a folder present on the Windows operating system in certain problematic cases of kDrive. This scenario is common for system folders belonging to the TrustedInstaller group. 

Taking ownership of a folder

Here's how to regain possession of such a folder:

1. Right-click on the folder in question.
2. Select Properties.
3. Go to the Security tab.
4. Click on the Advanced button at the bottom of the window.
5. Click on Change next to the Owner field.
6. Click on Advanced.
7. Click on Find Now.
8. Select your user account from the list and click on OK.
9. Click OK again, the folder owner has been modified.
10. Check the 2 boxes Replace owner on subcontainers and objects to take ownership of the files and subfolders of this folder:
    
11. Click on OK to validate.

This guide explains how to remove one of the users from your Organization on the Manager Infomaniak (note, it is impossible to remove a Legal Representative if there is no other legal representative).

Prerequisites

• Be Administrator or Legal Representative within the Organization.
• Note, it is only possible to assign the role of legal representative if you yourself have this role in the Organization.
• Be aware of the different permissions (access rights to products, for example) and administrative contact preferences of a user within an Organization.
• Switch to the desired Organization first if you do not find the expected user list.

Remove a user from your Organization

If the user had access to kDrive or was invited to view a third-party email address, several intermediate steps will ask you to perform actions with their data and will inform you, if necessary, about what happens to calendars and address books. To remove one of the users from the Organization

1. Click here to access user management for the Organization on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the user concerned.
3. Click on Remove from Organization:
   
4. Review the information (click if necessary on the chevrons ‍ to get the details of the deletions) then click on the blue button Continue:
   
5. Review the information, confirm the deletion by checking the checkbox, then click on the blue button Continue:
   
6. Review the information (click if necessary on the chevrons ‍ to get the details of the deletions) then click on the red button Remove:
   
7. Enter your email address (login identifier for the Manager), check the confirmation box, then click on the red button Remove this user to permanently remove the user without the possibility of undoing it.

This guide illustrates the different types of sharing that can be done within the shared folder named “Organization Folders” on kDrive and explains how to limit access to the folder if certain users should not have access to everything in it. It is very easy to modify a share at any time.

Switching from a simple share to a kSuite invitation

Imagine…

• … a kDrive within a kSuite…
• … with 1 single user out of 2…
  
• … data in “Organization Folders” and in “My Folder”:
  

A. Result of a share without requiring the invited user to sign up

A folder present in Organization Folders is first shared with a completely external new user to this kDrive and to Infomaniak, via a public share link:

1. Right-click on the folder or subfolder in question.
2. Choose the Share option:
   
3. Then:
   1. Stay on the first tab.
   2. Activate the public share link.
   3. Adjust the security settings according to your needs.
   4. Copy the link to send it, or send it directly from the window:
      

Therefore, the user who views this public link gets this type of view:

• They can navigate, view, and download files, including to their own kDrive, all in read-only mode:
  

B. Result of a share with sign-up (not counted in kSuite)

A folder present in Organization Folders (or any folder in kDrive since this feature is also valid with a Solo kDrive) is now shared with an “external” type of user who will need to sign up or at least log in to their account if they already have one, and accept the invitation.

To do this, you need to choose the second sharing tab this time:

1. Right-click on the folder or subfolder in question.
2. Select the Share item.
3. Click on the second tab.
4. Enter the email address of the user in question.
5. Click to add (the operation can be performed for multiple users at the same time):
   
6. Regarding the freedom given to the user to modify or not the part of the kDrive to which they will have access, the choice made here is to Modify.
7. Click on Send the invitation:
   
8. This choice (see point 6 above) will allow you to invite this person as an external user first — read below for the complete kSuite invitation):
   
9. The administrator can see the pending request and resend the invitation if necessary:
   
10. The invited person receives an email to register as an Infomaniak user:
    
11. The person fills out the form with their details and chooses a password, their email address is pre-filled, this will be their Infomaniak account identifier:
    
12. Once registration is complete, a simplified kDrive interface with “Shared with me” on the left allows:
    • to access the shared content (only the initially shared content, not the entire shared folder)
    • to modify the shared content (without, however, having the ability to delete the content existing at the time of sharing)
    • to add/delete their own content:
      
    • Any changes made are common to all users who have access to this part of this kDrive.
    • The user does not have a private/personal space.
    • They can install the kDrive mobile/desktop app and log in, but no data will be visible:
      
       

    • The user will necessarily have to go through the online interface to access the files shared with them, as long as they are an external user, even if they have a personal kDrive!

13. On the kDrive administrator dashboard, users are presented as follows:
    

C. Result of a share with registration as a kSuite user

Now imagine that no sharing or invitation has taken place yet. Repeat steps 1 to 7 above…
… then at step 8:

1. Invite this person as a kSuite user by clicking on the link that opens the user management page in a new tab:
   
2. Create the kSuite user (by following the order A (if necessary) then B and C below):
   
3. Start creating the user (by following the order D-E-F-G-H below):
   • D — Enter a first name and a last name.
   • E & F — Depending on your needs, grant extended or rather limited rights within the Organization, here a status of user only (be aware of the different permissions (access rights to products for example) and administrative contact preferences of a user within an Organization).
   • G — Choose whether or not to create an email address for the user; this influences the way you allow the user to log in (here with the email address of their choice - while sending the invitation to another email address).
   • H — The next step allows you to integrate the user into a possible work team:
     
4. Once the procedure is complete:
   • I — The invited person receives an email to register as an Infomaniak user and you can resend it to them if needed.
   • J — Depending on the role assigned to the invited person (see point E above), you can define at any time which products they can manage on the Infomaniak Manager:
     

D. Restrict the user's access

Once the registration is complete, the new user's kDrive interface usually allows access to all the content that has been shared with all kDrive users.

If the invited user does not see anything in this shared folder, check from the administrator account if the sharing rights have been extended to all kDrive users:

 

Conversely, it is also possible: if the new kSuite user accesses all the Organization's Folders and this is not desired, the administrator must modify the sharing of the parent folder (the folder at the root of the shared folder for example):

1. Right-click on the parent folder, select the Share item, then choose the second sharing tab and click on Manage on the right to select the removal of the sharing (the effect is recursive and applies to all items contained within the parent folder):
   
   
    
2. Then share again but more restricted from the folder in question:
   
    
3. Check the access column in the kDrive tree:
   
4. And there, the user only sees part of the shared folder:
   
5. And this time, if the user installs the kDrive app, they can choose the kDrive in question:
   
   and access the files on the computer:
   

This guide explains how to store the database of Joplin on your kDrive Infomaniak and connect your various devices via the WebDAV protocol. You thus keep your notes safe in a storage medium located in Switzerland.

⚠ Available with:

Preamble

• Joplin is a free and open-source note-taking tool that allows you to organize all your notes within folders and access them from any device (computer, mobile device, etc.)
• Joplin will store several of its configuration files, so to avoid cluttering your kDrive directories, it is recommended to create a dedicated folder in your personal directory on kDrive, with a simple folder name like "joplin" for example, and then specify it at the end of the WebDAV link in step 7 below:
  

Configure Joplin to use kDrive via WebDAV

Prerequisites

• Download Joplin
• Know your kDrive identifier (kDrive ID).

The example below is substantially the same with all versions of Joplin:

1. Open the Joplin application.
2. Press the menu at the top left:
   
3. Press Settings:
   
4. Press Synchronization.
5. Press the menu to select a target.
6. Select the WebDAV mode:
   
7. For the account parameters, use the following information:
   1. Server address: https://IDkDrive.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com/joplin (or /folder-name — read the preamble above)
   2. Username: email address to log in to the Infomaniak user account
   3. Password: application password in case of double authentication activated or ‍the one from your Infomaniak user account if you have not activated 2FA
8. Press the synchronization test and wait for the connection confirmation below:
   
9. Press the top left to return to the previous menu and press Synchronize to create the files on kDrive:
   
10. Go back to the notes to start working.

This guide explains how to resolve an access or usage issue with kDrive on Windows and macOS when third-party software may interfere with your synchronization.

Preamble

• The kDrive application may sometimes encounter interaction issues with Windows or macOS firewalls as well as with antivirus, VPN, or cleaning software solutions.
• This can result in the inability to synchronize files correctly or to use kDrive.
• In case of a problem, you must therefore manage to authorize kDrive within these applications and whitelist at least two essential components:
  1. kDrive.exe
  2. kDrive_client.exe

Authorize kDrive on…

… macOS

1. Open System Preferences
2. Click on Security or Security and Privacy
3. Select the firewall
4. Click on the lock icon in the preferences pane and then enter an administrator name and password
5. Click on the Firewall Options button
6. Click on Add an application (+)
7. Select the applications (read the preamble) for which to authorize incoming connection privileges
8. Click on Add
9. Click on OK

… Windows 10

1. Open the Start menu
2. Click on Settings
3. In the search field Search for a parameter enter Firewall
4. Click on Windows Firewall
5. On the left, click on Allow an app or feature through Windows Firewall
6. Now the windows Allowed application will appear
7. Click on the button Change settings
8. Check the boxes next to the applications you want to allow through the Windows Firewall (read the preamble)
9. Do not forget to also check the boxes under the network type that will allow this communication (private or public)
10. Click on OK to save your new settings

… Windows Defender

1. Open Windows Defender from the notification area
2. Select Virus & threat protection
3. Open Virus & threat protection settings
4. Scroll down and select Add or remove exclusions in the Exclusions section
5. Click on Add an exclusion
6. Add the files (read the preamble)
7. Confirm the selection

… Avast

1. Open the Avast user interface from the notification area
2. Open Settings
3. Choose General
4. Open Exclusions
5. Click on File Paths then on Browse
6. Add the files (read the preamble)
7. Confirm the changes and enable real-time protection

… AVG

1. Refer to this other guide by selecting the files (read the preamble) in step 5 to exclude kDrive

... Avira

1. Right-click the Avira icon in the notification area and disable real-time protection
2. Expand Avira from the notification area
3. Click on Add-ons
4. Select Settings from the context menu
5. Open PC protection then Scan
6. Select Exceptions then Add
7. Add the files (read the preamble)
8. Go back to PC protection and expand real-time protection
9. Click on Exceptions then on Add
10. Add the files (read the preamble)
11. Confirm the changes and enable real-time protection

... Bitdefender

1. Refer to this other guide by selecting the files (read the preamble) in step 5 to exclude kDrive

... CCleaner

1. In CCleaner, click on the Options icon
2. Click on the Exclude button
3. Click on Add
4. Add the files (read the preamble)

... CleanMyMac

1. Click on View details in the module analysis summary screen
2. Review the items displayed in the detailed results screen
3. Click on the items to hide while holding down the Ctrl key
4. In the context menu, select Add to exclusion list
5. Add the files (read the preamble)

... ESET

1. Open ESET from the notification area
2. Press F5 to open the advanced setup
3. Open Antivirus and antispyware
4. Select Exclusions
5. Click on Add… in the right pane
6. Add the files (read the preamble)
7. Confirm the changes and reactivate real-time protection

… Kaspersky

To reduce problems related to the use of kDrive files when Kaspersky is installed, you can exclude kdrive.infomaniak.com from the analysis:

In case of persistent issues, uncheck the box (3) below:

… Malwarebytes

1. Open Malwarebytes
2. Select Settings
3. Choose Malware Exclusions
4. Click on Add a file to exclude a file
5. Add the files (read the preamble)
6. Confirm the selection and run the program

… McAfee

1. Refer to this other guide by selecting the files (read the preamble) to exclude kDrive.

… Norton

1. Refer to this other guide by selecting the files (read the preamble) to exclude kDrive.

… NordVPN

Check within NordVPN and more specifically in Pro Anti-Threats (Threat Protection) the list of recent files suspected of being malicious to authorize kDrive files.

This guide explains how to revert the organization of your kDrive files, especially if changes have been made and you have lost track.

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Preamble

• The restore or Rewind feature allows you to revert to a previous state, like a time machine, and restore the order of your chosen files or your entire kDrive up to 3 months back (linked to the file version retention period).
• Files permanently deleted from your kDrive trash and deleted file versions cannot be restored.
• The restoration may take several minutes, during which kDrive will be inaccessible for all users, depending on the volume of data to be recovered.
• No actions are performed on permissions and shares.

Access the kDrive restore tool

Prerequisites

• Be Administrator or Legal Representative within the Organization.

To open the restore interface:

1. Click here to access the Infomaniak kDrive Web app (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive).
2. Click on the Settings icon in the top right corner.
3. Check or select the relevant kDrive in the dropdown menu of the left sidebar.
4. Click on Restore:
   
5. Read the on-screen information, then click the button to start:
   
6. Review the information in the modal that appears, then click the button to confirm.
7. Choose what will be affected by the rollback (the entire kDrive or just a part, and if applicable, for which user).
8. Click on Continue:
   
9. Choose the date to revert to (maximum 3 months / 90 days).
10. Click on Continue:
    
11. Launch the analysis in the next step, and determine the next steps based on the proposed result (and if going back does not produce any result, the analysis will indicate it):
    
12. A final security request will appear before the start of the restoration.

After the operation, an email is sent and a notification is displayed on the kDrive online.

Analysis report

An administrator who consults a report of a restoration initiated by another administrator will not see everything related to the personal folder of the administrator who initiated the restoration:

In the analysis report view, the data is listed and grouped by the current location before the rollback.

In case of conflict

At the root of the kDrive of the administrator who performed the operation (or for the user concerned) a folder "Restoration (date and time)" will be created containing a subfolder with the conflicting files called "Conflict" and another folder for the files currently in the target called "Later items":

This guide explains how to quickly share content from the Web app kDrive Infomaniak (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive) by email.

Share by email from kDrive

You can email a file (or rather a link to a file, as the email will not contain an attachment) from your kDrive:

1. Click here to access the Web app kDrive (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive).
2. Right-click on the file/folder in question or click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the item in question.
3. From the dropdown menu that appears, choose to share the item by email:
   
4. Choose which address (from those currently linked to your Web app Mail) to send the file from.
5. Click on Continue: 
   
6. The Web app Mail opens in the browser and the body of the message automatically contains the links to the shared content: 
   
   1. This is exactly the same method as if you select the file directly from the kDrive icon on the composition window of the Web Mail app: 
      
   2. However, by doing this (linking a kDrive file from Mail directly), an additional choice allows you to attach the file itself, as an attachment (the file will be sent in the state it is in at the moment you select it; there is no longer any notion of collaboration / sharing as is the case with the method explained in this guide and in the choice of point “a” above).

Invite to collaborate on the file

For documents with Office-type file extensions .docx, .xls, etc., it is recommended to perform a standard share of the document (see the image below) which allows you to authorize the modification of the document if you wish: 

• If you authorize the modification of the document from kDrive, the user will be able to collaborate (with or without prior registration) i.e. modify in their browser and then save the document you have shared: 
  

This guide explains how to copy within the desktop app kDrive (desktop application on macOS / Windows / Linux) data from a kDrive to which your Infomaniak user has access to another kDrive to which the same Infomaniak user has access.

Preamble

• To be a user of multiple Organizations, you must have been added to them and have been granted access to the respective kDrives.
  • For example, if the user abc@domain.xyz has a kDrive ABC within their Organization ABC and is invited to the Organization VWX which grants them access to the kDrive VWX, they will see 2 kDrives on ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive and will be able to send data from one to the other in 1 click.
• Without being a user of multiple Organizations, it is also possible to copy data but only by importing an entire kDrive, without being able to choose specific data.

Copying data between multiple kDrives

Prerequisites

• Ensure that all Organizations are displayed, otherwise you will not be able to switch from one kDrive to another and consequently will not have the copy function to other kDrives:
  

To copy a folder or file to the other kDrive to which you have access from the same user account:

1. Click here to access the Infomaniak Web app kDrive (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive).
2. Check or select the relevant kDrive in the dropdown menu of the left sidebar.
3. If necessary, select the other kDrive from which you want to copy files:
   
   
    
4. Right-click or click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the folder or file you want to copy to the other kDrive.
5. Click on Organize.
6. Click on Copy to another kDrive.
7. Choose the relevant kDrive from the list visible in this same dropdown menu:
   
8. Choose the destination location (knowing that the shared folder ("Organization Folders ") cannot receive a file or folder at its root but you can create a subfolder using the appropriate icon if the user has the rights).
9. Click the blue button to start the copy:
   

If you wish to import all the data contained on the other kDrive in its entirety, refer to this other guide and choose kDrive at point 6.