Solved davfs in fstab: Invalid fstype

Alright, the version you have was built for 15.0-RELEASE (FreeBSD_version: 1500068), at least we can rule that one out.
 
Code: 
https://webdavaddress    /mnt/webdav    davfs    mountprog=/usr/local/sbin/mount.davfs,rw,user,uid=blt,late,noauto    0    0
Remove that user option.
 
fstab:
https://webdavaddress /mnt/webdav davfs mountprog=/usr/local/sbin/mount.davfs,rw,uid=myusername,late,noauto 0 0

Same issue :
doas mount /mnt/webdav
mount: /mnt/webdav: Segmentation fault
I'm not surprised as when I do it manually I also segfault as soon as I am adding uid=myusername

Just to test another thing, I tried to use my numeric id instead of my username, same thing with segfault
 
freezr do you use rclone over Webdav ? It can be an alternative I never think about, I will have a look.
It doesn't explain why a supported option is segfaulting for me..any of you has tried on 15.0 with uid=yourusername to see if you can reproduce it ?
 
It is like syncthing is doing what I want ... but will follow if there is anyone else who is reporting a segfault using the same options on 15.0, thanks all for your responses and your help
 
blt2b said:
freezr do you use rclone over Webdav ? It can be an alternative I never think about, I will have a look.
It doesn't explain why a supported option is segfaulting for me..any of you has tried on 15.0 with uid=yourusername to see if you can reproduce it ?
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I use RCLONE, webdav never worked, or I was never able to make it work.
 
blt2b said:
I tried hopefully this can be useful for T-Daemon :
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blt2b said:
It doesn't explain why a supported option is segfaulting for me..any of you has tried on 15.0 with uid=yourusername to see if you can reproduce it ?
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I wanted to reproduce the issue you reported, but I was unable to set up a VM webdav server on FreeBSD with apache24 or nginx since yesterday. I get from both of the servers "It works" when opened insecure http in a web browser, but no webdav service, so far. I'm sure there must be some misconfigured settings, but I have to look in detail through the web servers configuration documentation to resolve the problem.

Perhaps you could give me some pointer where to look, or documentention, or configuration files from your setup which I could examine.

The guides I followed:

https://www.server-world.info/en/note?os=FreeBSD_14&p=httpd&f=8 .

https://spookbench.net/blog/freebsd_webdav/index.html .
 
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