Hello, I couldn’t find any updated configuration help to access e.cloud on linux via WEBDAV. I tried in Dolphin file manager:
Server: murena.io
Port: 443 (use encryption)
Folder: murena.io/remote.php/dav/files/MY-USERNAME/
No success. Any idea?
try the /webdav endpoint - Fedora and mounting files through webdav - #4 by tcecyk
davs://murena.io/remote.php/webdav
Thanks but no, no way
what did you enter for username? try the full thing, as in “e.bob@e.email
” or “e.bob@murena.io
”, whatever you got assigned as primary when registering
- https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/25/user_manual/en/files/access_webdav.html#accessing-files-with-kde-and-dolphin-file-manager (the example is hosting on a subpath - remove /nextcloud/ there.
If dolphin leaves you hanging, you could create a davfs entry in the fstab.
As that linked answer - if you have 2fa active, assign an app-password for the authentication
Hola. En LinuxMageia:
- Instalar webdavfs2
- En dolphin: webdavs://murena.io/remote.php/dav/files/<id_usuario_murena>
Yo lo hice y funcionó.
Un saludo
Thanks all but I tried every possible combination, I don’t know what else I can do. And yes I installed davfs2, using MX-Linux (debian 12) KDE.
There should be a simple guide, somewhere, particularly after the change to murena.io -
- What username should be used: the old one or the new murena.io identity?
- What domain? the former or the new one?
- What is the folder path?
- Should encryption be used (port 443)?
On Linux:
- In your web browser connect to murena.io/login.
- Open Dolphin, click on the address bar and enter
webdavs://murena.io/remote.php/dav/files/
where you put as user the one from step (1). - Enter username and password (the ones from step (1)).
- Then you can create a drive and save the access data.
If it doesn’t work, I can’t help you anymore.
Are you on a paid plan? it seems that webdav is no more available for free accounts? Anyway I tried webdav in Dolphin with other similar cloud services like Disroot.org and Zaclys and it works perfectly. The problem comes from Murena.
This doesn’t seem work with a 2FA. At least, I don’t know how I did, but on one PC I did manage to get it, but not on other ones.
EDIT
Solved: deleting with KDE Wallet the previous account of Murena.
After that I was asked for password. Now it works, even with 2FA.