QC Storage Bridge
Official QC Storage Bridge documentation for Storage Connections, frontend Workspaces, Local storage, FTP, SFTP, Google Drive, OneDrive, uploads and transfers, permissions, private connections, provider-root isolation, Recovery Vault protection, administration, and troubleshooting.
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Install and orient QC Storage Bridge, understand its storage model and plan boundaries, manage Authorized-Domain entitlement and Max Preview, use administrator navigation and ACL, and establish a safe first production baseline.
Create and secure shared Storage Connections for Local storage, FTP, SFTP, Google Drive, and OneDrive, including exact roots, credentials, OAuth, trust checks, testing, and provider-specific troubleshooting.
Publish shared storage through Workspaces, assign Joomla groups and QCSB roles, configure connection-specific overrides, understand permission precedence, and verify server-side access enforcement.
Use the frontend File Workspace, manage multi-panel storage views, navigate safely within connection roots, filter and sort files, preserve browser navigation, and customize the working layout.
Upload, download, create, rename, copy, move, and delete files safely; understand conflict handling, Recovery protection, durable transfer jobs, continuation, verification, retry, and Max bulk operations.
Understand QCSB destructive-operation protection and manage Max Recovery Vault workflows including retention, restore, alternate destinations, protected downloads, purge, cleanup, and storage planning.
Configure Max My Private Storage, let users create isolated private FTP, SFTP, Google Drive, and OneDrive connections, combine permitted shared locations, and preserve per-user security and layout preferences.
Customize QCSB frontend presentation, text, file icons, selection and transfer visuals, restore accepted design defaults, and understand current transfer-completion and failure notifications.
Operate QCSB Scheduled Tasks, use the Status diagnostics and repair tools, validate connectors and runtime requirements, manage updates, preserve data through lifecycle events, and prepare for production.
Understand QCSB security boundaries, credential and OAuth protection, signed item references, audit behavior, safe errors, downgrade preservation, troubleshooting workflows, and current terminology.