Uploading Files with WebDav

WebDav is a protocol that allows you to access files on a remote server. It is supported by most operating systems and can be used to access files on the server.

The WebDav server is available at https://dawdle.space/api/webdav/. You can use your username and password to access it.

Rclone (Cross-platform)

Rclone is a command-line tool that supports many different protocols, including WebDav. You can download it here.

Other Clients

Windows

The built-in WebDav client in Windows is not very reliable. Cyberduck is a free client that works well. If you want to use it like a local folder, they also have a paid product called Mountain Duck.

macOS

macOS has a built-in WebDav client. In your Finder, click Go and then Connect to Server.... Enter https://dawdle.space/api/webdav/ and click Connect. Enter your username and password.

Linux

Most Linux distributions have a WebDav client built-in, add a new network drive called davs://dawdle.space/api/webdav/ and enter your credentials. (Located somewhere in the file manager’s menu, e.g. Other Locations -> Enter Server Address in Nautilus)