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That's pretty cool. What are the marketing folks using as a WebDAV client?
by edraferi 10y ago
That's pretty cool. What are the marketing folks using as a WebDAV client?
- d_k_f 10y agoThey way I understood him, they simply mount the WebDAV share using their regular file manager, so Explorer on Windows or Finder on Mac.
- reacweb 10y agoI do it often for my website. The unix command is sshfs remotehost:remote_dir local_dir. How do you do it with windows 10 ?
- detaro 10y ago> The unix command is sshfs remotehost:remote_dir local_dir. That's not WebDAV, but using SSH/SFTP. Requires extra software on windows (either an SFTP client, or if you want the filesystem integration specifically there is a version of sshfs for Windows) Basic WebDAV support is integrated in Windows Explorer, and has been for ages, but there are alternative clients (both paid and free) as well.
- bradgessler 10y agoOn macOS people mount the WebDAV volume as a network drive in Finder. To them it seems like just another folder. As others point out WebDAV is also integrated into Windows Explorer. The beauty of it is that people don't need to install additional software and almost everybody knows how to use a file system.