[email protected] wrote: > I was trying to connect with nautilus through secure WebDav, but it > doesn't propose the use of password. On debian wheezy I saw it possible, i > try to install newer nautilus package from debian sources but there is > some problem with some dependencies ( “but it is not installable”) which > make it out of my ability to deal with it. > I was thinking about installing cadaver and then use torify or usewithtor > command line. > Is it “safe” ? Is there any way to use WebDav with a GUI?
Hi, I never used WebDAV myself so I'm surely missing some context here. Last month some people on this list reported connecting using dav:// (but not davs://) on an .onion address using Nautilus. But if I understood correctly they had problems connecting When trying to use davs:// they faced this error: nautilus: Could not display "davs://[email protected]/dav/username". Error: HTTP Error: Cannot connect to destination Please select another viewer and try again. I'm put them into copy, and maybe they can provide further input. If we confirm this problem (dav:// working but not davs://) then we should check whether this is still the case in the upcoming Tails 1.1 version [1], to be released on July 22. And definitely create a ticket for that on Redmine if needed [2]. [1]: https://tails.boum.org/news/test_1.1-beta1/index.en.html [2]: https://labs.riseup.net/code/projects/tails/issues -- sajolida
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