Copyparty is an absolutely incredible tour-de-force and has an absolutely insane feature set.
But if you want something rock solid that probably solves your actual problem, I'd recommend looking at rclone - specifically the 'rclone serve webdav' command.
I use rclone to give me command line access to Google Drive from Debian. What would be the use case for webdav via rclone? Usually a cloud service like this has a native way to perform file transfers from a browser.
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Copyparty is an absolutely incredible tour-de-force and has an absolutely insane feature set.
But if you want something rock solid that probably solves your actual problem, I'd recommend looking at rclone - specifically the 'rclone serve webdav' command.
Features of copy party I use regularly:
Search to find epubs for my phone
OPDS to downloads things to koreader
Download file as zip to quickly grab an album from my collection to load to a device
Rclone is great but not exactly the same
I use rclone to give me command line access to Google Drive from Debian. What would be the use case for webdav via rclone? Usually a cloud service like this has a native way to perform file transfers from a browser.
Mac, Windows, and most Linux desktops all support webdav for mounting folders.
That means you can mount, natively on your desktop, anything rclone supports.