proton drive invitations
Shares other people have offered you.
Every command under proton drive invitations, with the arguments and flags it takes. For these commands in use, see the drive guide.
Holds abuse, accept, decline and list.
Report what an invitation offers to Proton, without accepting it.
Proton receives the key to the whole of what is offered. Copyright and stolen-data reports need –message and –email. Nothing withdraws a report, and the invitation stays until you accept or decline it.
proton drive invitations abuse REFproton drive invitations abuse 5bH2mQxK --category spam --good-faithproton drive invitations abuse 5bH2mQxK --category stolen-data --message 'These are our customer records' --email jane@proton.me --good-faith| Flag | Description |
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--category string |
What the report is about: spam, copyright, child-abuse, non-consensual-intimate, stolen-data, malware, other |
--email string |
Where Proton can reach you about the report; required for copyright and stolen-data |
--good-faith |
Confirm, in good faith, that what the report says is correct and complete |
--message string |
What Proton should know; required for copyright and stolen-data |
accept
Section titled “accept”Accept invitations.
proton drive invitations accept REF...proton drive invitations accept 5bH2mQxKdecline
Section titled “decline”Decline invitations.
proton drive invitations decline REF...proton drive invitations decline 5bH2mQxKList invitations waiting for an answer.
NAME is what is being offered and TYPE what kind of thing it is: a file, a folder, or a photo album. A name that cannot be decrypted is left empty, and the invitation can still be accepted or declined by the ID beside it.
proton drive invitations listproton drive invitations list| Flag | Description |
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--desc |
Reverse the order |
--limit int |
How many invitations per page; 0 for all of them |
--page int |
Which page of results, counting from zero |
--sort string |
Order by: created, name, sender (default created) |
Every command also takes the flags that work everywhere.