Nextcloud Nautilus integration

[scubamuc]

hey @Aqua1ung welcome back

can you please describe your setup? Support template. Please use this when you request support

from your screenshot it looks like you’re trying to mount webdav in Nautilus via dav2fs without a valid certificate? using davs:// is implying “s=secure” as in SSL, by the looks of that unmountable location you’re trying to mount a local not HTTPS-secured network device. make sure you have a valid certificate for your instance and use FQDN.

101: Network, domain and DNS

Network requirements for self-hosting Nextcloud Network Assuming a network where the host running Nextcloud acquires a static local IPv4 address from DHCP/router and the required TCP ports 80 and 443 are enabled and internet facing for that IPv4 address, the routers public IPv4 address must be available via DNS (Domain Name System) request. static local IPv4 address from DHCP/router internet facing TCP ports 80 and 443 for local IPv4 address DNS entry pointing to routers public IPv4 addre…

your target should look something like this;
davs://dad@cloud.yourdomain.tld/remote.php/dav/files/dad

If your server connection is not HTTPS-secured, use dav://
dav://dad@your.cloud.server.ip/remote.php/dav/files/dad

@Aqua1ung

I also tried via Gnome Control Center, to no avail:

same issue here, GCC is expecting a valid certificate, that’s how dav2fs works i.e.:
https://example.com/nextcloud/remote.php/dav/files/USERNAME/