I just realized how frickin' awesome it would be to sync to your GMail account (which allows messages up to 10MB, and gives over 2 gig of storage), since it's accessible from pretty much anywhere. You could tell FS to monitor a local directory for changes, and update your GMail files accordingly. You could sync any number of remote systems this way without your own FTP server. Is this feasible? I think if I installed GMailDrive I could hack it together (e.g. sync C:\foo to Z:\foo) but it would be great if support were native.
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does gmail has WebDAV access? for example, if you are able to mount your directory like a network drive with an address like "http://gmail.whatever/..." then this should be webdav.
in case there is access using webdav... hehe ;)
guess the new file system access library i introduced to provide better ssh support will help us there pretty much (say: it already has webdav support).
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I just realized how frickin' awesome it would be to sync to your GMail account (which allows messages up to 10MB, and gives over 2 gig of storage), since it's accessible from pretty much anywhere. You could tell FS to monitor a local directory for changes, and update your GMail files accordingly. You could sync any number of remote systems this way without your own FTP server. Is this feasible? I think if I installed GMailDrive I could hack it together (e.g. sync C:\foo to Z:\foo) but it would be great if support were native.
does gmail has WebDAV access? for example, if you are able to mount your directory like a network drive with an address like "http://gmail.whatever/..." then this should be webdav.
in case there is access using webdav... hehe ;)
guess the new file system access library i introduced to provide better ssh support will help us there pretty much (say: it already has webdav support).
Is there a possibility to test the WebDAV?
What do I have to do for?