davfs2

A Linux file system driver that mounts a WebDAV resource as a regular directory.

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About davfs2

davfs2 lets you mount a WebDAV share, such as one offered by a cloud storage or file server, as an ordinary file system on Linux. Once mounted, the remote files can be opened, copied and edited with any program, as if they were stored locally.

It is free software hosted on GNU Savannah, with signed source releases and a Git mirror. It suits Linux users and administrators who want WebDAV storage available at a mount point rather than through a separate client.

Strengths

  • Any program can use WebDAV files through a normal mount point
  • Signed source releases
  • Free software

Limitations

  • Linux only
  • Configured from the command line, with no graphical interface

Details

Pricing
FreeFree software with no paid tier.
License
Open source, license not stated
Developer
The davfs2 contributors
Platforms
Linux, Command line
How it runs
Downloadable app
Best suited for
Linux users who want a WebDAV share mounted as a local folder
Categories
File transfer
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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Alternatives to davfs2

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Software that can replace davfs2 for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.

  • ExpanDrive

    Mounts cloud storage and file servers as native drives on macOS, Windows and Linux.

    ExpanDrive mounts WebDAV plus FTP, SFTP, S3 and major clouds as drives on Linux, macOS and Windows, but it is proprietary software, free only for personal use.

  • RaiDrive

    Maps cloud storage and remote servers as drives in Windows File Explorer or a Linux file manager.

    RaiDrive mounts WebDAV, SFTP, FTP and many cloud providers in a Linux file manager or Windows Explorer, but it is proprietary and some features need a paid plan.

  • cadaver

    A command-line WebDAV client for Unix with an interface similar to FTP.

    cadaver manages WebDAV servers through FTP-like terminal commands instead of a mount point, so other programs cannot open the remote files directly.

Similar software

Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.

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