Add davfs2
instructions to mount shared WebDAV directory in Linux
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Instructions explain the bare minimum steps to auto mount a WebDAV network drive on boot that is hosted by
spice-vdagent
.I still have one problem with this, though.
mount -a
will mount the shared WebDAV, but it's very slow (30 seconds or more). Also, no matter which fstab options I test, it will not attempt to wait for it to connect when booting, it will cancel immediately.During boot I see:
After boot
systemctl status media-dav.mount
returns:Testing with
/etc/fstab
:After manually running
mount -a
,systemctl status media-dav.mount
returns:So it should work, but it does not. I think
spice-webdavd
is too slow, I wonder how I can wait for it to be ready?These instructions are not ready to be contributed. Any help is appreciated. For instance a working fstab configuration to load the shared WebDAV drive.