With Bareos it's usually not a question whether it is possible but how to do it ;-)
But seriously - since WebDAV is not a storage as such, just a
method of access, you have two options. Either you have access to
the server from which the DAV share is served and you back it up
locally. But I suspect it's not the case since you're asking here.
Second option is to use a plugin to emulate a file for bareos fd.
(you always need to have a fd from which you're performing a
backup). Since there is no dedicated plugin for DAV connectivity,
you'd need to either use bpipe or python plugin to back up/restore
a data stream which you'll have to provide from a custom script
retrieving data from DAV share. You have to have a "helper" host
though so you'd connect to fd installed on host A from which you
launch script connecting to host B which hosts the DAV share and
downloading data from it.
Best Regards,
MK
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