Ubuntu + Box.net = Happy Nick
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Well one of the things that I could never seem to get working with Centos was the mounting of a webdav filesystem via davfs. Well today with the help of Ubuntu and the web, I’ve gotten it figure
# apt-get install davfs2# mkdir /media/box.net# mount -t davfs http://www.box.net/dav /media/box.net
I was also able to get the mount to work as me by adding a .davfs directory for me with the username and password, plus with an fstab entry. Of course you also have to setuid the mount.davfs for root.
// setuidchmod 4555 executable_file// setgidchmod 2555 executable_file
But now that that is all working, I can actively use my box.net account as part of my filesystem.
I’m happy.
references:
[howto] Mount your Box.Net account using WebDAV via ubuntuforums
How to set the setuid and setgid bit for files in Unix



Nice hack!
I’ve been impressed with box.net, and now I’m even more so.
Thanks for sharing.
well it worked for a while…. when I reboot the computer and tried to reconnected I ran into permission problems again…. I’ll have to keep working on it and post updates in the future.