WEBDAV in TCL 5.2

[Carsten]

Hi all!

I was looking for the possibility to mount a webdav service. I found references to NEON, but this is a src code lib. Other references are pointing to lighttpd, which seems to be outdated (open SSL < 1.0.0).

Is there any current extension or so, which would allow me to mount a webdav service?

Regards

Carsten

[Juanito]

are you saying that the neon extension is not suitable?

[bmarkus]

can someone advice a public WebDAV server for testing?

[Rich]

Hi bmarkus
According to this:
http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/WebDAV
Apache2 has a webdav module.

[hiro]

for mounting you could use davfs2, uses neon libs i think

[Carsten]

are you saying that the neon extension is not suitable?

Juanito,

well it might be suitable, but I didn't quite work out, how to get it to work. It is a src code lib, right?

Regards,

Carsten

[Juanito]

see http://www.webdav.org/neon/

[Carsten]

see http://www.webdav.org/neon/

Juanito,

yes, I've come across it. But again, it requires binding into an application, which I am not familiar with. And I don't have an application to bind it to. Am I missing something? I am looking for something command line based ... (?)

Regards

Carsten

[hiro]

yes, as already has been said neon is a library. davfs2 on the other hand is a fuse mount implementation using that library to make it usable like normal file systems.

[bmarkus]

see http://www.webdav.org/neon/

I am looking for something command line based ... (?)

Regards

Carsten

cadaver.tcz and davfs2.tcz are on the way to the repo.

[bmarkus]

Hi bmarkus
According to this:
http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/WebDAV
Apache2 has a webdav module.

Hi Rich

thanks, I know Apache can be configured as a WebDAV server, what I was looking for a public server for testing. I found several old references but they are out of operation.

What I found is https://www.crushftp.com/demo/ (user/password is demo/demo) which works with the just uploaded cadaver command-line client.


Bela

[Carsten]

yes, as already has been said neon is a library. davfs2 on the other hand is a fuse mount implementation using that library to make it usable like normal file systems.

Thanks Hiro!

I managed to download davfs2 from Arch Linux and convert it into an extension. All fine and running now. Well, having said that, I successfully mounted the webdav service, but I'm now fighting permissions etc. Doesn't matter, I will manage from here.

Thanks all for the help, greatly appreciated!!!

Regards

Carsten

[bmarkus]

cadaver.tcz and davfs2.tcz added to repo