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Just used the elementaryOS files app to access my Nextcloud server. A while back it used to be terribly slow but it's actually incredibly useable now. It's a sh
by amaccuish 8y ago
Just used the elementaryOS files app to access my Nextcloud server. A while back it used to be terribly slow but it's actually incredibly useable now. It's a shame this protocol has been shunned. I believe Microsoft Exchange used to support WebDAV for email access...
- unilynx 8y agoI’m not sure I’ve ever seen it anywhere in Exchanges protocol specs. Would seem an odd fit Perhaps you’re confusing it with Sharepoint?
- davidwtbuxton 8y agoWebDAV wasn't a native Exchange protocol. But it was officially supported for Exchange server 2003/2007, and used heavily by Mac Entourage 2004/2008 to connect to Exchange servers as a supposedly "native" client. In my experience, Mac Entourage clients connecting to suitable Exchange servers worked, but only for very few clients. Vaguely remember that the Exchange servers would often get overloaded with the quantity of sync requests from the Mac clients. This doc mentions that WebDAV was a previously-supported protocol for Mac Entourage: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/exchange/2009/01/20/entourage-meet-exchange-web-services-entourage-for-exchange-web-services-is-live/ https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/exchange/2009/01/20/ento...
- amaccuish 8y agoNah definitely Exchange. My old BlackBerry could connect to Exchange not via a BES server using the WebDav interface.