[chris1184]

Hi all,

i am new and i cannot find an answer via googling or searching in the forum.
Maybe some of you guys can help me.

My Deployment:

1st Rasp-Pi: Kodi, newest Version
2nd Rap-Pi2: Seafile

Problem:
I want to add the Seafile via Webdav to Kodi, to access my files.
I figured everything out, i can access my Seafile via Webdav on my Mac. (https://www.domain.de/seafdav)

When i add it in the file manager in kodi it does not work. I click "add source" then "browse", "Add network location" and:
Protocol: Webdav server https
server address www.domain.de/seafdav
port 443
username user@email.com
password: pw

Is the problem that the username is an email-address? I think i can't change that..

Thanks for the help
Kind regards
Christopher

[chris1184]

Nobody knows an answer? How do you connect your webdav? Does anybody use an email address for the login name?

[Ned Scott]

This is just a guess, but I think you are correct about the e-mail address being the issue. The extra @ might be throwing Kodi off. I think a webdav address is seen by Kodi as username:password@Server. An e-mail address would be seen like user@email.com:password@Server, and Kodi probably thinks "email.com:password@server" is the server and "user" is the username, with no password.

[gato168]

I know it's a long shot to dig out an old topic but I've got the exact same issue and I hoped someone might have found a workaround.

Isn't there a way to escape the first @ ? Or to url-encode the username (user%40email%2Ecom) ?

Thanks for your help.