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14	14	== Create WebDAV connection ==
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16		-* Open the "WebDAV connections" module and click on the "new" button {{ficon name="plus-circle-outline"/}} in the list header.
	16	+* Open the "WebDAV Connections" module and click on the "New" button {{ficon name="plus-circle-outline"/}} in the list header.
17	17	* Assign any alias and an optional description.
18	18	* The following data is required for the WebDAV connection itself:
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20		-; WebDAV Server URL
21		-: This consists of protocol, server, port and path.
	20	+; Protocol
	21	+: Currently available protocols are //HTTP// (unencrypted) und //HTTPS// (encrypted). If the WebDAV server supports it, we recommend you use //HTTPS//.
	22	+; Base URL of the provider
	23	+: The address of the WebDAV server. You can also add a path to limit access to folders and files at that path.
	24	+; Port
	25	+: By default, port 80 is used for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS. If different, you must specify the port here.
	26	+; User name
	27	+: Username for the WebDAV server, if required.
	28	+; Password
	29	+: Password for the WebDAV server, if required.
22	22	; Read timeout
23	23	: Timeout in seconds for establishing a connection to the WebDAV server.
24	24	; Connection timeout
25		-: Timeout in seconds for reading data from the WebDAV server (maximum time allowed between two data packets).
26		-; User name
27		-: User name for the WebDAV server.
28		-; Password
29		-: Password for the WebDAV server.
	33	+: Timeout in seconds for reading data from the WebDAV server (maximum allowed time between to data packets).
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31		-=== WebDAV server URL ===
	35	+After the WebDAV connection was created, it appears in list of connections to the left.
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33		-; Protocol
34		-: Currently, //HTTP// (unencrypted) and //HTTPS// (encrypted) are available. If the WebDAV server supports it, the use of //HTTPS// is recommended.
35		-; Server
36		-: The address of your WebDAV provider. A path can already be attached here so that later only access to this directory and subdirectories is possible.
37		-; Port
38		-: By default, port 80 is used for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS. If different, this must be specified here.
39		-; Path
40		-: Specify a subfolder to be used here.
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43		-After the WebDAV connection has been created, it appears in the left-hand panel (list) of the connections.
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45	45	{{info}}
46		-The server usually has the following structure:
	38	+The base URL of a WebDAV servers usually has the following structure:
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48	48	{{code language="none"}}
49	49	<subdomain>.<hostname>.<top-level>
50	50	{{/code}}
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52		-However, some providers allow WebDAV access only in certain substructures. In addition, the HTTP PUT method must be supported. If you are unsure, please contact your provider.
	44	+However, some servers allow WebDAV access only in certain substructures. In addition, the HTTP PUT method must be supported. If you are unsure, please contact your provider.
53	53	{{/info}}
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56	56	{{info}}
57	57	The characters reserved in URLs must be [[percent encoded>>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percent-encoding]], otherwise they will be replaced by an "_" (underscore).
58	58	{{/info}}
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66	66	All available folders and files are shown when connection test was successful . Here a distinction is made between folders, which can be expanded, and files with different icons.
67	67	{{/figure}}
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	60	+== Delete WebDAV connection ==
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	62	+A WebDAV connection can only be deleted {{ficon name="trash-alt2"/}} if it is no longer referenced by any action.