WebDAV server on OpenBSD

1. cadaver

   1 1 91 8.6 C

   Command-line WebDAV client

   Hi, all! I'm trying to set up a personal server on OpenBSD. One of the things I need the server to be able to do is keep my Zotero files backed up, and Zotero uses WebDAV to do that. So far as I've been able to figure out, OpenBSD does not make it possible to run a WebDAV server. Is that right? I've found cadaver as a WebDAV client, and I've crawled the httpd man pages for any indication of the functionality, but so far, I'm coming up empty.

2. SaaSHub

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3. zotero

   2 259 10,784 9.9 JavaScript

   Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share your research sources.

   

   Hi, all! I'm trying to set up a personal server on OpenBSD. One of the things I need the server to be able to do is keep my Zotero files backed up, and Zotero uses WebDAV to do that. So far as I've been able to figure out, OpenBSD does not make it possible to run a WebDAV server. Is that right? I've found cadaver as a WebDAV client, and I've crawled the httpd man pages for any indication of the functionality, but so far, I'm coming up empty.

4. easydav

   3 1 0 2.2 Python

   Git development mirror of EasyDAV repo.

   I couldn't find a current Webdav server for httpd, in order to support orgzly for emacs org files. In the end I ported EasyDav to Python 3 (in so far as it works for my use case). If you want to have a go at getting it working in your environment, you can download it from https://github.com/mpwillson/easydav/ .

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