# WebDAV

### DAVTest

```bash
$ davtest -url http://10.10.10.14/                                                                         (master✱)
********************************************************
 Testing DAV connection
OPEN		SUCCEED:		http://10.10.10.14
********************************************************
NOTE	Random string for this session: OXxuoxrUU
********************************************************
 Creating directory
MKCOL		FAIL
********************************************************
 Sending test files
PUT	cfm	FAIL
PUT	pl	FAIL
PUT	php	FAIL
PUT	txt	FAIL
PUT	html	FAIL
PUT	cgi	FAIL
PUT	asp	FAIL
PUT	shtml	FAIL
PUT	jhtml	FAIL
PUT	jsp	FAIL
PUT	aspx	FAIL
```

### Cadaver

*cadaver* is a command-line WebDAV client, with support for file upload, download, on-screen display, in-place editing, namespace operations (move/copy), collection creation and deletion, property manipulation, and resource locking.

{% embed url="<https://github.com/notroj/cadaver>" %}

```bash
$ cadaver https://example.com/webdav
dav:/webdav/> ls
Listing collection '/webdav/': succeeded.
Coll:    _private           0         Feb  18  2023
         readme.md          220       Mar  2   2023 
         reverse.asp;.txt   38312     Apr  10  2023
```


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