Mount a WebDAV folder on a production server?
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I have a very simple question. It's my first time working with WebDAV so I don't know if it's stable enough, and I would like to mount a WebDAV folder on my production server, to access the files easily and run some analytic cron jobs on the given files.
Do you think it's a good solution on the longterm? Or would it be better to connect to the WebDAV server via my cron job script every time I need a file?
Thank you
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I have a very simple question. It's my first time working with WebDAV so I don't know if it's stable enough, and I would like to mount a WebDAV folder on my production server, to access the files easily and run some analytic cron jobs on the given files.
Do you think it's a good solution on the longterm? Or would it be better to connect to the WebDAV server via my cron job script every time I need a file?
Thank you
debian ubuntu mount webdav
asked Jul 30 at 8:48
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I have a very simple question. It's my first time working with WebDAV so I don't know if it's stable enough, and I would like to mount a WebDAV folder on my production server, to access the files easily and run some analytic cron jobs on the given files.
Do you think it's a good solution on the longterm? Or would it be better to connect to the WebDAV server via my cron job script every time I need a file?
Thank you
debian ubuntu mount webdav
asked Jul 30 at 8:48
TEOL
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I have a very simple question. It's my first time working with WebDAV so I don't know if it's stable enough, and I would like to mount a WebDAV folder on my production server, to access the files easily and run some analytic cron jobs on the given files.
Do you think it's a good solution on the longterm? Or would it be better to connect to the WebDAV server via my cron job script every time I need a file?
Thank you
debian ubuntu mount webdav
asked Jul 30 at 8:48
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