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On 2007-Jun-28, at 11:47, Michael McGillick wrote:
Hi:
Windows Vista offers a concept called a network place that lets me
map a Web address to a folder. When I open the folder, I'm prompted
for a username and password, but can then use the folder just like
any other folder on my local system. Does anyone know if Fedora 7
or Linux itself offers a feature similar to this? Thanks.
If I remember correctly, that's Windows' way of hiding WebDAV from
you (Distributed Authoring and Versioning). I haven't played with
using DAV as a generic filesystem, but I know the functionality is
out there. A few google searches will probably get you going in the
right direction.
HTH,
Matt
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