Upload Destinations

WZML-X can upload files to many different places. This page explains all your options.

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Where can files go?

Destination	How to use it
Google Drive	Set DEFAULT_UPLOAD = "gd" in config
Rclone	Set DEFAULT_UPLOAD = "rc" in config
Telegram	Use /leech instead of /mirror
Mega	Set MEGA_EMAIL and MEGA_PASSWORD in config
DDL Servers	Use /uphoster command (Gofile, Streamtape, etc.)

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Google Drive

Setting it up

1. Get a Google Drive folder ID:

   • Open the folder in your browser
   • The URL looks like: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ABCDEfgh_XYZ
   • The folder ID is that last part: 1ABCDEfgh_XYZ

2. Set it in config:

GDRIVE_ID = "1ABCDEfgh_XYZ"
IS_TEAM_DRIVE = False    # True if it's a Team Drive

3. Generate a token.pickle file:

python3 gen_scripts/gen_token_pickle/script.py

Follow the link, log in, paste the code. This creates token.pickle.

4. Upload token.pickle via /botset → Private Files

Or upload via the bot settings panel.

Service Accounts (for higher quota)

If you get Google Drive quota errors, use Service Accounts:

1. Set USE_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS = True in config
2. Generate service accounts:

python3 gen_scripts/gen_sa_accounts/script.py

3. Upload the accounts.zip via /botset → Private Files

Stopping duplicates

STOP_DUPLICATE = True

The bot checks if a file/folder already exists before uploading.

Index URL

If you have a Google Drive index (like GDIndex), set:

INDEX_URL = "https://your-index.workers.dev/"

This creates shareable download links.

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Rclone

Setting it up

1. Configure Rclone on your server:

docker compose exec app rclone config

Follow the prompts to add your cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, etc.).

2. Set the default path in config:

RCLONE_PATH = "main:folder/subfolder"

main is the remote name, folder/subfolder is the path within that remote.

Rclone flags

Add extra flags:

RCLONE_FLAGS = "--buffer-size:8M|--drive-starred-only"

Format is key:value|key|key:value

Rclone Serve

You can serve files directly through Rclone:

RCLONE_SERVE_URL = "http://your-server-ip"
RCLONE_SERVE_PORT = 8081
RCLONE_SERVE_USER = "username"
RCLONE_SERVE_PASS = "password"

This lets users browse and download files directly from your Rclone remotes via a web browser.

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Telegram (Leech)

Leeching means uploading directly to Telegram. See the Leeching guide for full details.

Key settings:

AS_DOCUMENT = False          # True = all files as documents
LEECH_SPLIT_SIZE = 0         # split size (0 = max allowed)
USER_TRANSMISSION = True     # use user account for downloads
HYBRID_LEECH = True          # mix bot + user for speed

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Mega

MEGA_EMAIL = "you@email.com"
MEGA_PASSWORD = "yourpassword"

Set these in config and Mega becomes an upload destination.

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DDL Servers

Use /uphoster to upload a file to DDL servers:

/uphoster (reply to a file)

Supported servers (set API keys in config):

Server	Config variable
Gofile.io	GOFILE_API, GOFILE_FOLDER_ID
Streamtape	(built-in)
StreamWish	STREAMWISH_API
FileLion	FILELION_API
PixelDrain	PIXELDRAIN_KEY
BuzzHeavier	BUZZHEAVIER_API
DevUploads	DEVUPLOADS_KEY, DEVUPLOADS_FOLDER
VikingFile	VIKINGFILE_HASH, VIKINGFILE_FOLDER
ProtectedFiles	PROTECTED_API

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Per-task upload destination

You can override the upload destination for a single task with -up:

/mirror link -up gdl        # Google Drive (opens folder picker)
/mirror link -up rcl        # Rclone (opens remote picker)
/mirror link -up 1ABCDEfgh  # Direct GDrive folder ID
/mirror link -up main:dump  # Direct Rclone path
/mirror link -up tp:GDriveID    # Use token.pickle
/mirror link -up sa:GDriveID    # Use service accounts
/mirror link -up mrcc:main:dump # Use your own rclone config
/mirror link -up mtp:GDriveID   # Use your own token

Prefixes explained:

Prefix	What it does
tp:	Use owner's token.pickle
sa:	Use service accounts
mtp:	Use your uploaded token (from /userset)
mrcc:	Use your uploaded rclone config (from /userset)

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Adding your own destinations

Regular users can add their own Google Drive tokens and Rclone configs via /userset → Upload Settings. This lets each user have their own private upload destinations.