Looking for some guidance here, hopefully.
I have installed the RaidriveCLi on my Linux Mint (LMDE) pc. I would like to connect to my QNAP NAS using Webdav, but Im fairly new to Linux and would appreciate some guidance. What commands should I be running in the terminal to mount the NAS shares (ideally to auto-mount on boot-up)?
I have two QNAP NAS units, one of which is very old (QTS3) and unable to handle SMB any longer. So your guidance would allow me to reconnect to that unit, as well as to my more current / up to date (QTS5) device.
Hoping you can help.
John
Hi, @john_easton
First, check the WebDAV address and port on the management web pages of both QNAP devices.
Also, check if HTTPS is supported.
If you’re on the same network as your QNAP, you can use HTTP, but if you’re using it externally, it’s best to use HTTPS.
You can add WebDAV using the following format:
raidrive cli add webdav http[s]:<ipaddress>:<port> -l <label> -u <userid> -p
For example, if the QTS address is 192.168.0.2 and the port is 80 for http and 443 for https, use the following:
For HTTP: raidrive cli add webdav http:192.168.0.2:80 -l qts3 -u myid -p
For HTTPS: raidrive cli add webdav https:192.168.0.2:443 -l qts3 -u myid -p
If the addition succeeds but the connection fails, modify it with the edit command and then connect with the mount command.
To connect:
raidrive cli mount <label>
To disconnect:
raidrivecli unmount <label>
To edit:
raidrivecli edit <label>
To remove:
raidrivecli remove <label>
For detailed options, append --help to the end of each command to see a list of options.
For more detailed information, please refer to the documentation linked below
Thank you,
RaiDrive Support