Re: nautilus does not open webdav folders (https)
Sven Arvidsson wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-11-20 at 01:06 -0500, H.S. wrote:
>> I do File --> ConnectToServer in nautilus, select "Secure WebDAV"
>> protocal (also tried with just plain WebDAV) and give the full folder
>> link in server field (by taking off the "https://"; from its beginning).
>> When I double click on the mount point created by nautilus in its
>> windows, it asks for the username and password, tried to connect and
>> then fails with the message that the link was not found (and tells me to
>> please check spelling and try again). That same links works perfectly in
>> Konqueror in KDE. The problem appears to be only in nautilus. I have
>> visited this a few times for the last couple of years with similar results.
>>
>> I also tried giving the just the server URL in the server field and the
>> folder path in the folder field. Same results.
>
> Could be the same as one of these bugs:
> http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=329956
> http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=153054
>
> Check the comments in the first bug about using gnomevfs-ls from the
> command line. Maybe you can figure out if this is a bug in nautilus or
> gnomevfs.
>
>> Anybody got nautilus working with https (davs)? If yes, I would love to
>> know what you do differently. Or is it just the server at my university
>> that has something weird about it that Konqueror takes care of but
>> Nautilus doesn't?
>
> There is a package called litmus for testing compliance in webdav
> servers.
>
With Nautilus as well as with gnomevfs-info I keep getting "file not
found" error. I am kind of stumped, the same path works with Konqueror.
->HS
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