mount under Linux

Our cloud storage spaces can be easily mounted under Linux.

To be able to mount the cloud memory without problems it is necessary to install the package davfs2 first:

Debian / Ubuntu:

[code language=”bash”]apt-get install davfs2[/code]

CentOS, Fedora, openSUSE:

[code language=”bash”]yum install davfs2[/code]

Then you have to add your user to the “davfs2″ group:

[code language=”bash”]usermod -aG davfs2 <username>[/code]

Now you create the directory which will be linked to the cloud:

[code language=”bash”]mkdir ~/cloud[/code]

Now you can use the following command to mount your cloud memory into the system:

[code language=”bash”]mount -t davfs -o noe xec https://cloud.firestorm.ch/remote.php/webdav/ ~/cloud[/code]

If you get the following error when executing the “mount” command:

[code language=”bash”]/sbin/mount.davfs: Warning: the server cannot lock files[/code]

If you need to make the following change in the file “/etc/davfs2/davf s2.conf”
:Comment use_locks and set the value to “0”:

[code language=”bash”]use_locks 0[/code]