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WebDAV not woeking #23

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Jwink3101 opened this issue Dec 16, 2019 · 3 comments
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WebDAV not woeking #23

Jwink3101 opened this issue Dec 16, 2019 · 3 comments
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@Jwink3101
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I am trying to use the new WebDAV backend but when I hit done, the “pinwheel” like icon comes up then it goes back to the add mode. No warning, no errors, etc.

I tried without the https:// and that also didn’t work. I can use it in other apps just fine

@lithium0003 lithium0003 added the bug Something isn't working label Dec 16, 2019
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Thanks reporting. That means the initial connection test was failed.
WebDAV has may variant, so please show me more detail of server. (ex, Apache hosted your own, some web service)

@Jwink3101
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The inconsistency of WebDAV is frustrating as a user. I can’t even imagine how hard it is as a developer!!!

Anyway, I am using Webfaction’s WebDAV so they don’t directly say what the actual server is. I seem to remember seeing Nginx a few times but that’s not definitive.

I know this works with the Cryptomator first-party app (I’m using that to test but will eventually move to rclone’s crypt based on whether I can get this working).

Let me know if there are any diagnostics I can run!

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shural commented Dec 18, 2020

@Jwink3101 if you check on server side, verify if ccviewer sends a HEAD after OPTION. It's the failure of HEAD request causing webdav cannot be added.

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