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I have a server running ownCloud, which supports folder integration via WebDAV. The problem is that the WebDAV access is PHP based. In order to reach the WebDAV service, you mount the address as follows; http://SERVER/owncloud/files/webdav.php or in windows you can use a UNC path name, \SERVER\owncloud\webdav.php
I've tried mapping the drive, but I get an error message that the path is inaccessible with this message; "There are no more files". What now?
ownCloud is a great cloud storage solution, but it doesn't provide any applications for two way synchronization or even automated backup.
Apparently I didn't understand where to place the path portion, in all other clients the path to webdav.php is included as part of the server address. This method seems to be working. Thank you!
It is one of the things many people get wrong (including me). We will change that some day. Glad this is working for you. If you like Duplicati, tell others about it! :-)
From mich...@thedevel.com on February 19, 2012 06:53:25
I have a server running ownCloud, which supports folder integration via WebDAV. The problem is that the WebDAV access is PHP based. In order to reach the WebDAV service, you mount the address as follows; http://SERVER/owncloud/files/webdav.php or in windows you can use a UNC path name, \SERVER\owncloud\webdav.php
I've tried mapping the drive, but I get an error message that the path is inaccessible with this message; "There are no more files". What now?
ownCloud is a great cloud storage solution, but it doesn't provide any applications for two way synchronization or even automated backup.
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/duplicati/issues/detail?id=569
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