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    [howto] Mount your Box.Net account using WebDAV

    Hello!

    You can mount your Box.Net account to easily upload/download files.

    First, install davfs2:

    Code:
    # apt-get install davfs2
    Now, create the mount directory:

    Code:
    # mkdir /media/box.net
    and mount:

    Code:
    # mount -t davfs http://www.box.net/dav /media/box.net
    Insert your username and password and it's done!

    You can also put your username/password in /etc/davfs2/secrets

    Code:
    echo "http://www.box.net/dav   username   password" >> /etc/davfs2/secrets
    So, mount will not ask for username/password.

    Also, Konqueror can access Box.Net directly using the WebDAV protocol:

    Code:
    webdav://www.box.net/dav
    (I think the protocol is just "dav://" in Nautilus)

    If you want a Free Box.Net account,
    Box.Net

    Tested in Kubuntu Dapper Drake 6.06

    More info and options:
    Code:
    $ man mount.davfs
    Regards,
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    Re: [howto] Mount your Box.Net account using WebDAV

    Thank you !
    Very nice

    Btw, Is there somethg else than box.net
    is there any good concurrents to this program ??

    Pat'

    -
    I tried; works great !!
    I added -o rw
    but still cannot drag & drop (copy) from rox filer ... Is it normal ??

    Thx
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    Hey guys I couldnt agree more...

    is this script safe? (sorry, I'm newbish).
    Hey guys,

    I couldn't agree more. I really don't get why more people just don't get it.

    Great post, keep it up.

    Cheers!

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    Re: [howto] Mount your Box.Net account using WebDAV

    Wow, Box.net is really cool. Thanks for posting the howto.

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    Re: [howto] Mount your Box.Net account using WebDAV

    Hmm.... this seems to be doing some really strange things... Copying a picture into the /media/box.net/ folder seems to work, using mv to move the picture it has suddenly disappeared (though it's now showing in the web interface but without a name...) I would be careful with this service

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    Re: [howto] Mount your Box.Net account using WebDAV

    I was trying to do this via "Connect to server" in the places menu and kept having trouble, how should I put the settings in there? I'd like the keyring to manager my password for this and also auto connect for me.

    Is this possible?

    L

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    Re: [howto] Mount your Box.Net account using WebDAV

    Quote Originally Posted by naked
    I was trying to do this via "Connect to server" in the places menu and kept having trouble, how should I put the settings in there? I'd like the keyring to manager my password for this and also auto connect for me.

    Is this possible?

    L
    For the autoconnect, I guess the regular /etc/fstab would work ...
    then, you can play with permissions.


    And, to mount the google box, is it the same way ?
    Last edited by patrick295767; July 4th, 2006 at 12:56 PM.
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    Re: [howto] Mount your Box.Net account using WebDAV

    The problem with I/O Errors upon copying/moving files has to do with the webdav server not responding well to file locks.

    Add 'nolocks' to the options in the fstab entry or add '-o nolocks' on the command line.

    See this thread for more info http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.p...forum_id=82589

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    Re: [howto] Mount your Box.Net account using WebDAV

    Thank you very much! Finally I could use WebDAV!!!

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    Hey guys I couldnt agree more...

    Quote: Thank you ! Very nice Btw, Is there somethg else than box.net is there any good concurrents to this program ?? Pat' - I tried; works great !! I added -o rw but still cannot drag & drop (copy) from rox filer ... Is it normal ?? Thx Hey guys, I couldn't agree more. I really don't get why more people just don't get it. Great post, keep it up. Cheers!
    Hey guys,

    I couldn't agree more. I really don't get why more people just don't get it.

    Great post, keep it up.

    Cheers!

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