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webdav plugin for OpenMediaVault
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Consider using WebDAV-Daemon by leveraging Nginx' reverse proxy feature #18

Closed davidebeatrici closed 8 months ago

davidebeatrici commented 9 months ago

WebDAV-Daemon strictly relies on PAM to access files and folders, matching OpenMediaVault's behavior for the protocols that are officially supported (with Samba being the most used, for better or worse).

By making the service listen on an arbitrary port (as long as it's not 80 or 443), we can tell Nginx to redirect any requests to it and deliver the responses to the client (reverse proxy): https://docs.nginx.com/nginx/admin-guide/web-server/reverse-proxy

ryecoaaron commented 9 months ago

It does look interesting but it doesn't look like WebDAV-daemon is actively maintained anymore and I would have to maintain packaging since it isn't in the Debian repos.

couling commented 9 months ago

This is true. As the author of WebDAV-daemon I don't currently have enough time for maintenance of it any more.