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There was an invalid response to an authenticated webdav request
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I don't think we've ever tested FileRun's WebDAV access when running directly on NGINX. There isn't much troubleshooting information either, but if you contact us via e-mail and provide us temporary access to your FileRun installation, we can check the HTTP communication between a Nextcloud client and your server, to see what goes wrong.
A solution was found in the following NGINX guide: "https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/examples/phpfcgi/".
The correct handling of PATH_INFO enabled FileRun's URL "http://hostname/dav.php/" (note trailing slash) to work properly and allow WebDAV access.
Hello. I'm having the same problem.
Here's my dav.php
I'm only using shared hosting on Namecheap but doesn't know much regarding this stuff.
Hoping for your swift response :)
When connecting to FileRun via Nextcloud, just set the URL of your FileRun installation to connect to. Do not apend "/dav.php/" to the URL.
Hello,
I appreaciate your immediate response.
It was all working fine earlier. Also, I didn't put "/dav.php/" to my URL when connecting it to my nextcloud.
See attached file below.
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A solution was found in the following NGINX guide: "https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/start/topics/examples/phpfcgi/".
The correct handling of PATH_INFO enabled FileRun's URL "http://hostname/dav.php/" (note trailing slash) to work properly and allow WebDAV access.