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Easiest way would be to use the Nextcloud desktop app which will mount your Nextcloud and present them inside nautilus for you to do as you wish.
That may well be a better idea, thanks. But one of the things i would like to do, besides view the contents of the folder, is rsync the directory to another storage, which brings up the permissions issue again
Nextcloud has the file system available via WebDAV. Mount the WebDAV to a local mount and go from there perhaps?
This is indeed what i settled for now, thanks