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Webdav mount problem #28
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Hi @acosonic, I'm afraid you'll have to be a bit more specific as to what backend service you're trying to access via WebDAV. I just re-ran the online tests in CloudFS and everything appeared to work as expected - w.r.t. MagentaCloud as my default WebDAV service provider. |
Also, I've had past issues related to encoding of non-ASCII characters in login credentials. Maybe you can temporarily change your credentials to simple characters and digits and re-check. |
Well, here is my config file with test credentials for my test webserver (no ssl), my production server is on SSL, you can try using attached file also, password is bobo1234. It's Redmine's DMSF plugin, running on dev4rack (old version), I've instructed developer to switch to new Ruby gem version maintained by Planio GMBH However that webdav works well with Total Commander's webdav plugin, and with winscp, also windows mount works without errors on SSL version. |
After trying to connect to the site referenced in your config I'm more inclined to the theory that there's something amiss in your WebDAV server settings. Here is what I tried:
I then downloaded a simple standalone WebDAV client (CarotDAV) and used its connection test feature.
I'd say its your turn again. |
I was able to mount and login to webdav, but cannot see files, and cannot perform upload says (please remove write protection).
Same credentials work with winscp
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