Map network drive using WebDAV

[cobraphil789]

I am running version 2.1.2 on RPi trying to map a Windows network drive to the WebDAV connection. I have updated the seafDav.conf file.

The connection works fine when I connect using Google Chrome. So, I know the port, authentication, etc. are set correctly. I have tried to map to a network drive using Windows map network drive, NetDrive, and CyberDuck. I am getting a variety of errors with each method. Can anyone shed some light on how to get this to work?

[JiaQiang Xu]

Have you read the "Notes on Clients" section in the webdav documentation? The only supported and working way to access webdav on windows is Cyberduck.

2014/1/11 cobraphil789 <phillip...@hotmail.com>

I am running version 2.1.2 on RPi trying to map a Windows network drive to the WebDAV connection. I have updated the seafDav.conf file.

The connection works fine when I connect using Google Chrome. So, I know the port, authentication, etc. are set correctly. I have tried to map to a network drive using Windows map network drive, NetDrive, and CyberDuck. I am getting a variety of errors with each method. Can anyone shed some light on how to get this to work?

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[cobraphil789]

I was able to get BitKinex to connect. But as far as I can tell, that software does not allow you to map a network drive. 

CyberDuck was still giving me errors. It failed to connect to the default directory no matter what I entered.

The best one I have found so far and what I am using now is WebDrive. I just pasted in the URL and it worked. I have a windows drive that I can read, write, create, delete directories and files. The only downside is there is a license fee, currently $47.50. But really easy to configure and use.

[Netflix Boundaries]

You may want to try this as well.

It's free.

http://rei.to/carotdav_en.html