I like to keep files like this in a dedicated folder share.

Copy the config file with your desired backend to your Synology DiskStation.

you can find the general documentation for how to do that here:.

Follow the instructions on your computer to create a rclone config file for your desired backend cloud.

If you don’t already have rclone installed on your machine with your web browser follow the instructions here first for your computer’s operating system:.

On your personal computer use a terminal or shell window to run rclone locally.

On the Registry pane in the Docker app search and add rclone/rclone:latest.

Download the rclone/rclone docker image:.

Search and Install the Cloud Sync and Docker Packages.

Install cloud sync and docker packages:.

It can work with any rclone backend cloud provider not just pcloud.

Credentials are token based and stored on the synology diskstation.

Supports easy configuration with cloud sync.

Supports the 2FA security since rclone uses that authentication method for pcloud.

Uses a stable version of webdav built into rclone.

Uses officially supported Synology Packages.

I am now using the docker package in addition to the synology cloudsync package and simply run the official rclone/rclone:latest docker container with the serve webdav command and use that container to handle communication from cloud sync to my pcloud account.

In my experience it doesnt seem to work and freezes quite often.

Great idea except for if the NAS is not publicly facing or is on a Double NAT network.

Pull data to pCloud using something like.

Using this method appears to be unnofficially supported as no longer mentions the endpoints for this implementation in their F.A.Q.

Turn off 2FA for pCloud account and use WEBDAV:.

Previous Solutions and why they are not very good:

Pcloud synology cloud sync