Hi ,
I'm tripping up on adding a Webdav source to xbmc on raspberry pi. My aim is to provide a Webdav source across the internet (not on LAN).
So I've setup IIS on XP, added a virtual directory, disabled anonymous access and only enabled basic access for which I have created a user and password. I have not setup https as yet because I'm trying to keep it simple.
I have also signed up for no-ip and got myself a dynamic ip address name.
I can access my files on the webdav through http://myname.no-ip.org/movies and also through my broadband ip address. I put in the username and password and it works fine. I'm doing this using a proxy by the way so that I can access the ip from a non-LAN address.
So as far as I know I need to add a source like so in xbmc:
dav://user:password@myname.no-ip.org:80/movies
However XBMC cannot find the server. I have exhausted all references I can find on the internet. It works perfectly through a browser.
Does anyone know how to go about this?
I'm tripping up on adding a Webdav source to xbmc on raspberry pi. My aim is to provide a Webdav source across the internet (not on LAN).
So I've setup IIS on XP, added a virtual directory, disabled anonymous access and only enabled basic access for which I have created a user and password. I have not setup https as yet because I'm trying to keep it simple.
I have also signed up for no-ip and got myself a dynamic ip address name.
I can access my files on the webdav through http://myname.no-ip.org/movies and also through my broadband ip address. I put in the username and password and it works fine. I'm doing this using a proxy by the way so that I can access the ip from a non-LAN address.
So as far as I know I need to add a source like so in xbmc:
dav://user:password@myname.no-ip.org:80/movies
However XBMC cannot find the server. I have exhausted all references I can find on the internet. It works perfectly through a browser.
Does anyone know how to go about this?