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Re: Unix Clients access to WebDAV ??

On Mon, 27 Jan 2003, Glenn A. Bookout wrote:

> Howdy:
>
> We're currently using an OSX Server to offer WebDAV access to Mac and
> Windows clients. Now we would like to also support Unix clients.
>
> Is their a direct way to do this like w/ the others, or is there a
> Unix client?
>

Depends on the *nix. Linux has a webdavfs, neon and cadaver also are
availible for various *nix'es (they're both in the FreeBSD ports tree.. I
just checked). There is also a php extension for client DAV access so one
could "simply" write a webapp... There are also 2 python based clients
out there as well, nither are well maintained.

FWIW & IMHO, ssh/sftp, AFS, NFS or even samba would probably be a better
more universal fit for a wide range on *nix'es unless you're only offering
DAV for website access/editing.

HTH,

-n
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