I want to mount a network disk using the WebDAV protocol for videos from my surveillance camera via motioneye addon. In a bare Linux I usually use davfs file system. But here I couldn’t find any addons to mount a network disk. Is there any ways to mount network disk using webdav?
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Hi Vadim,
did you had any success into getting WebDAV running?
I’m trying to safe my HASS backups to a WebDAV cloud storage.
Just searching for a similar solution as you.
Greeting
Jens
I’m guessing no one ever found an answer to this one here. If anyone does. Please post
Hi,
its a while since the last post but I had recently the same problem.
Since there was no solution for this problem I simply created my own addon for it.
Here the link to my repository:
If your still need WebDAV you can give it a try 
The Webdav add-on is based on lighttpd and is very simple.
But I have also exposed the conf file so that advanced users can customize this addon to their needs.
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I dont really understand your add-on. The question was to mount a webdav server to access files/ create backups. How would this work with your add-on?
You are right @Siggi1.
This addon creates a WebDAV server.
It is not connecting to an existing WebDAV server.
Probably I misunderstood the initial post.
My usecase was to connect to a WebDAV server from my smartphone.
Especially the onlyoffice app can only mount WebDAV and no SMB.
Edit:
This docker container is probably able to mount a WebDAV share:
I haven’t tested it, but it shouldn’t be too too hard to create an addon of it since it is based on alpine.
Ok apparently it is not that easy…
The difficult part is to mount the share in /mnt.
But there is already a FeatureRequest so if you vote it will hopefully get more attention:
Im using rclone and just copy the /backup folder to my webdav server weekly. A native integration would be more beautiful though