hmmm... Connaissez-vous un lecteur de fichiers #epub et #pdf pour terminaux Android (smartphone et liseuse) qui permette de sauvegarder les citations sur un cloud autre que #GoogleDrive ?
L'idéal serait de pouvoir utiliser un accès #webDAV à mon espace chez #Infomaniak (où j'ai déjà un dossier "Livres numériques" rempli de fichiers). Ou au moins un cloud indépendant, qui puisse synchroniser entre au moins deux appareils et exporter les citations au format texte simple...
@felipe I've never encountered a reliable WebDAV-based #fileserver technology before. Is the #copyparty #WebDAV at least reliable (not flaky or failing), if it's not the fastest?
I normally and currently use SFTP, and syncthing as my current gotos. Occasionally magic wormhole. I reluctantly and begrudgingly use #SMB when I'm using an #iPad (#iPadOS). None of these have a likable web frontend, except perhaps syncthing, which is OK, but kind of bewildering.
Cannot set up Let's Encrypt on Guix System. https://forum.systemcrafters.net/t/help-https-and-radicale-on-guix-system/1739
Did you know Rclone has a nice web UI?
Run this command to try it: rclone rcd --rc-web-gui
@jenstec i need to look into getting #rclone and or #webdav to getting working #internxt on #linuxmint.
Any tips you could provide?
I'd be surprised to see Nextcloud notes, and other directories use IMAP. What I'm sure it supports (because I use it that way) is #webdav
If Notes is an important part of your workflow, you might consider #QOwnNotes as stand alone app on the computer.
Apart form thet #Obsidian might also be a good candidate, that is also available for iOS. Though I don't have any experience with it yet.
Was verwendet man im Jahr 2025 eigentlich unter Debian, wenn man schnell einen (internen) #WebDAV-Server braucht?
Nginx ist leider keine Option, der hat für den geplanten Client angeblich eine Inkompatibilität. Soll ich wirklich Apache nehmen? Oder gibt es da (außer Lighttpd) noch andere Alternativen, die ich nicht auf dem Radar habe? 
External control of file name or path in WebDAV allows an unauthorized attacker to execute code over a network.
https://vulnerability.circl.lu/vuln/CVE-2025-33053#sightings
#webdav #vulnerabilitymanagement #cve #vulnerability #cybersecurity
CVE-2025-33053
@kirschwipfel
Meine Überlegung zum dem Thema ist, ob der #nextcloud Desktop Client für Enterprise überhaupt sinnvoll ist. Will man die Daten des Unternehmens überall verstreut auf den Geräten, sogar Laptops, haben? ist es nicht sinnvoller, über #WebDAV im Bedarf auf die Dateien zuzugreifen? Und für gleichzeitiges Bearbeiten ist das Arbeiten im Browser IMHO sinnvoller, um Konflikte zu vermeiden.
#android #FOSS folks, is there a gap in the automated #DataExport / #backup space?
I use #OpenTracks to track fitness activities (it's not quite the Google Fit replacement I was hoping it would be: See https://github.com/OpenTracksApp/OpenTracks/issues/1587) and #OsmAndMaps, and I use Nextcloud. However, backing up my cycling/walking/running tracks from OpenTracks and my bookmarks from OsmAnd to Nextcloud requires manual action.
If this is indeed a gap, I was thinking of putting up an open source recurring automated data export protocol for public comment.
1. Any data producing app (like OpenTracks) can include a small library that implements the protocol, allowing users to define the automated recurring data export frequency, how many old backups to keep etc.
2. Any data backup app (like Nextcloud) can include a different library that broadcasts an intent at a regular frequency that all protocol-compliant data producing apps can handle. When the broadcast is received, data producers can generate/hand over the file(s) to be backed up by the data backup app.
I'm tempted to build a #WebDAV-compliant open source app as well (as an example of a protocol-compliant data backup app) but that might be a grand undertaking.
Thoughts?
2025-05-06 (Tuesday): #RaspberryRobin activity - file hashes, malware samples, #WebDAV server info, and a #pcap of the infection traffic available at https://www.malware-traffic-analysis.net/2025/05/06/index.html
TIL: #davx5 can sync not just contacts and calendar but also files and folders 
https://manual.davx5.com/webdav_mounts.html
So from what I understand, it is supported by @davx5app and should let me mount a folder from #nextcloud on my #Android and handle the sync through #webdav
this sounds very promising. will look into in the evening 
Setting up WebDAV on OpenMediaVault was pretty simple and it's silly that I didn't do it before!
I'll skip the rant and just tell you the result: I am looking into alternatives for #Nextcloud. All I really need is access to files on a homeserver from #GrapheneOS. I have not yet found an #sshfs client that works for me, so now I'll try #DAVx5 with the #WebDAV module of #nginx ...
#Nextcloud eingebunden per #WebDav auf dem Synology NAS per CloudSync (Dank an @felis für den Tipp)
til @disroot also provides #webdav with #nextcloud
TIL or relearned that the #Cyrus mailserver I use for decades can also act as #caldav and #carddav server. Even #webdav is supported all including its acl system. @davx5app works instant but as stated otherwise my #iphone from which I want to migrate does not connect. So plan B is to connect #davx5 to icloud and migrate that way. Am stil wondering what I'm doing wrong nevertheless
@oceanhaiyang
A Subversion server is a very well proven SCCM system. It uses a variant of #WebDAV when used as mod_dav_svn with the Apache 2 webserver.
WebDAV used to be a big thing 20 years ago, and SharePoint still uses it.
As Subversion and Apache 2 is robust and easy to operate it's an interesting choice as an incremental document storage for those who don't want to rely on cloud services.
@estevez
