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Browse SpaceUh, it didn't actually work. I can browse my category/subcategory hierarchy, but I don't see any files anywhere (just directories). Smugmug isn't too useful without .jpgs.
I see on dgrin (from 2007) that Linux is known to have problems: http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=64537&highlight=smugdav
Newer versions of davfs2 might have more luck? (I'm at 1.1.2-3 on Debian 4.0)
Posted by Anonymous at Feb 14, 2009 15:46
Ugh, I should've logged in. I'm the same anonymous person as the last two.
SmugDAV works fine from my windows XP box, so its very likely a linux problem. One interesting aspect is the directories are named "Other" and "Weddings" under Linux instead of "C34932_Other" and "C3123_Weddings" as they are under Windows, so there is something quite different in how they are approaching this.
Posted by Anonymous at Feb 14, 2009 18:35
Wow, helpful page (zero content when I wrote this).
I'm doing this on Debian. 'sudo apt-get install davfs2' gets me the tools to mount a WebDAV server as a filesystem. My install of Debian is old enough that I'm getting an older version of davfs (1.1.2, more recent ones can be found at http://dav.sourceforge.net/)
Edit /etc/fstab to add a mount point for SmugDAV:
https://upload.smugmug.com/smugdav.mg /net/smugmug davfs user,noauto,ro,conf=/etc/smugdav.conf,noexec 0 0
I set some options based on reading the mount.davfs man page, but don't have any special insight here. You might want to read that too. (Notice I put the config file in a global spot instead of a per-user directory.)
`sudo mkdir /net/smugmug` to make the local mount point exist
`sudo mount /net/smugmug` to get the mount going. This seems to prompt for a username and password.
`cd /net/smugmug`
`ls -la`
wait ...
it works!