Like others have mentioned, I wouldn’t trust the iis WebDAV server any further than I can throw it. And moreover, the WebDAV client that’s built into windows is also good for nothing – it has a filesize limit because it reads the whole file into ram, instead of using http206 like any sane server/client. And it also has a chance of crashing explorer.exe after reading a couple thousand files…
That’s why I’ve been making my own WebDAV server, but I’m also keeping track of other alternatives. And for connecting to it from windows I’m using rclone. Regardless which server you choose (just please do not use iis lol) you can borrow these examples for connecting to it :-)
Like others have mentioned, I wouldn’t trust the iis WebDAV server any further than I can throw it. And moreover, the WebDAV client that’s built into windows is also good for nothing – it has a filesize limit because it reads the whole file into ram, instead of using http206 like any sane server/client. And it also has a chance of crashing explorer.exe after reading a couple thousand files…
That’s why I’ve been making my own WebDAV server, but I’m also keeping track of other alternatives. And for connecting to it from windows I’m using rclone. Regardless which server you choose (just please do not use iis lol) you can borrow these examples for connecting to it :-)