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Can I use WebDAV to access files?
It appears that in the "files" section, I can only "edit" simple text or html files, not Excel, Word, or Jpeg files. I see there is a java applet that helps with uploading files; is there currently an URL, or an improvement in the works to use WebDAV, so I could edit "complex" files natively, as if they were on the local filesystem? I realize that most versions of windows come with a nasty stubby webdav redirector that is flakey and works especially poorly with firewalls, but there are nicer clients available (WebDrive is the nicest one I've come across) and the convenience of using files as if they were local on your own computer (while they remain "in the cloud") is hard to argue with.
(and, of course webdav or ftpfs is robust for linux and mac enthusiasts)
(and, of course webdav or ftpfs is robust for linux and mac enthusiasts)
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Inappropriate?This is planned i.e. the ability to enable each of your cloud computer drives to be mounted as server drives via the WebDav protocol, we did an internal prototype of this, but the quick and easy implementation had too much of a server load. We do plan on adding this but it has turned into a bigger project and we don't yet have an ETA.
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