Using WebDAV compatible applications
InfiniCLOUD is compatible with a wide range of third-party apps utilizing WebDAV protocol, which complies with RFC 2518.
We have a page on our website for third-party apps that we have verified to function with our service.
Notice
- Some apps might be unable to connect or upload/download files properly due to differences in how the WebDAV protocol is implemented.
- Depending on how an app is used, meta-information or data that is used to evaluate the situation is saved in a particular folder.
- Apps that do not implement encryption protocol (https) can not be used with InfiniCLOUD.
- The user's software affects an application's compatibility. There may be connectivity problems that prevent uploading and downloading.
- Depending on the OS (Operating System) and app being used by the user, original file labels may become muddled.
- BASIC authentication is used for authentication with WebDAV.
- Some applications may have different upload and download restrictions than InfiniCLOUD.
- Information on what kind of data InfiniCLOUD uses can be found [here>support_guide_general_storage.html]].
Mounting InfiniCLOUD as an external drive
It is possible to use InfiniCLOUD by directly mounting it as an external drive on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
However, it may not be able to utilize WebDAV protocol to its full potential as it only supports file transfers and is incompatible with file systems like Windows, macOS, and Linux. Because of this, we strongly advise against using the server through these methods.
Please note that while it may be possible to transfer files, delete files, create directories, and a few other commands, it should be handled with caution. Data corruption may occur if handled improperly.
Other compatibility issues
- Different handling of file names
- Subtle differences in file transfer method
Updated November 30, 2018