davfs2

What davfs2 is

davfs2 is a free Linux file system driver that mounts WebDAV resources within the local file system, allowing applications to use them through a familiar file interface. The project describes uses such as accessing documents from different locations, creating a workspace for a geographically distributed group, or editing a website through WebDAV. Connections support SSL, proxies, HTTP Basic and Digest authentication, and client certificates. The driver runs as a userspace daemon and integrates with Linux through FUSE; the manual also documents Coda support. It keeps local copies of open files, so the machine needs enough local disk space for them. Non-root users need an /etc/fstab entry and membership in the davfs2 group to mount resources. Mounting requires root privileges before the daemon changes its user and group IDs. Mounts always use nosuid and nodev, and local Unix ownership or permission changes are not sent to the WebDAV server. Installation requires the neon library and a kernel with Coda or FUSE support. davfs2 is listed under GPL-3.0-or-later.