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FileRise includes a built-in WebDAV endpoint (/webdav.php) that honors the same ACLs as the web UI.
gio mount dav://your-username@your-server/webdav.php/Some distros require gvfs-backends.
- Finder → Go → Connect to Server
- Enter:
dav://your-username@your-server/webdav.php/
- File Explorer → This PC → Map Network Drive
- Folder:
https://your-server/webdav.php/
- Check "Connect using different credentials"
Windows requires HTTPS by default. To allow HTTP, change the BasicAuthLevel registry setting:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WebClient\Parameters
Set BasicAuthLevel to 2, then restart the WebClient service.
- If FileRise is hosted under a subpath (e.g.
/files), use:https://your-server/files/webdav.php/
- Folder-only users are scoped to their folder in WebDAV.
- WebDAV uploads can be capped with
FR_WEBDAV_MAX_UPLOAD_BYTES.
rclone mount \
:webdav:/uploads \
--webdav-url=https://your-server/webdav.php \
--webdav-user=username \
--webdav-pass=passwordSee also: WebDAV via curl
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- Admin panel
- Admin gotchas
- Common env vars
- Environment variables full reference
- ACL and permissions
- ACL recipes
- Nginx setup
- Reverse proxy and subpath
- WebDAV
- WebDAV via curl
- WebDAV security and clients
- ONLYOFFICE
- Encryption at rest
- OIDC and SSO
- CIFS share auto metadata
- Sharing and public links
- Upload limits and PHP tuning
- Logs and diagnostics
- Backup and restore
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