ThirdPartyBackupRequestDto

The credentials and the title of the third-party storage account the portal writes its backups to.

Name	Type	Description	Notes
url	String	The address of the storage server to connect to. It is needed by the WebDAV presets whose server is not known in advance (WebDav, Nextcloud, ownCloud), where it points at the WebDAV endpoint of that server, and by SharePoint; the presets with a fixed address and the OAuth services ignore it.	[optional] [example: https://cloud.example.com/remote.php/dav/files/admin/] [nullable]
login	String	The account name at the storage service, used by the services that authenticate by login and password. A login sent without a password is rejected as an invalid request.	[optional] [example: admin] [nullable]
password	String	The password, or the application password, for login at the storage service. Either this or token has to be sent, and the credentials are verified against the service before the account is saved.	[optional] [example: p@ssw0rd!] [nullable]
token	String	The OAuth 2.0 authorization code from the consent screen of Box, DropboxV2, GoogleDrive or OneDrive - not an access token: the portal exchanges the code for its own token and keeps that. The client ID and redirect URL the consent screen URL is built from come from GET api/2.0/files/thirdparty/capabilities.	[optional] [example: 4/0AY0e-g5Tn8vQrM2kZs7xB1pLd9] [nullable]
customerTitle	String	The name the backup account is shown under in the portal. Characters that a folder title cannot hold are replaced and the value is truncated; on the first connection a title that comes out of that empty is refused.	[optional] [example: Backup storage] [nullable]
providerKey	String	The storage service to connect, as the key of GET api/2.0/files/thirdparty/providers; the value is matched case-insensitively. Nextcloud and ownCloud are presets over WebDAV and are stored and reported back as WebDav.	[optional] [example: Nextcloud] [nullable]