Hi,
I configured davfs2 with ssl, compiled and installed it
and I get the following error (at mount time):
WebDAV Enabled??
/dev/davfs0: no such file or directory
The result of "cat /proc/filesystems | grep coda" is:
nodev coda
So I suppose coda is enabled.
I run Fedora Core 1 and keep it up2date with the stable
release.
Should I create the device /dev/davfs0? Or is something
else wrong?
Guus Bonnema.
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mount.davfs will create the device file for you.
Did you run mount as an root?
See this code from mount.davfs.c:
mknod(mopt->dev,
S_IFCHR | S_IRUSR | S_IWUSR | S_IRGRP |
S_IROTH,
makedev(67, ret));
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Hi Hunkim,
Thank you for responding. I didn't know I had to log on as
root. Indeed I do get response now, albeit not what I want.
I paste the response in:
mount.davfs
https://webdav.ibackup.com/users/myusername/Files /mnt/backup
Could not contact server:
401 Authorization Required
WebDAV Server error
# mount with ssl # username
mount.davfs -o username=myusername
https://webdav.ibackup.com/users/myusername/Files /mnt/backup
Mount point is not an absolute directory
What am I doing wrong?
btw, if I should open a new bug, please state so and I will.
Thanks for your effort.
Guus.
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Try this:
mount.davfs
https://webdav.ibackup.com/users/myusername/Files /mnt/ba
ckup -o username=myusername, password=xxxx
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Ok, I did this, but get the same response:
Could not contact server:
401 Authorization required
WebDAV server error
Any ideas how I can find what is wrong?
Guus.
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Correction, I followed your advise again, except I left out
the space between the comma after username and before
password and now it works.
I still wonder why the command I initially issued with the
-o in front of http-bit did not work.
Thank you very much for helping me.
Guus.
P.S. I closed the bug: or should I have waited for you to
close it? What is customary in such cases?