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Hello all,
I have a question about openelec again. Sorry but unfortunately I am currently forced to support openelc for my customer.
Can I install on openelec webdav drivers e.g. davfs or davfs2. With curl I could get "cadaver" for example. But i only found a cadaver for MACOS.
how does the installation of cadaver or other webdav drivers look like.
does anyone have any advice.
many thanks and greetings
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The development of OpenELEC was stopped almost 7 years ago. So how are you "forced" to support it to your 'customer'? OpenELEC is/was free open-source software.
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i have a customer who uses openelec on a songbox for old people's homes and people with dementia. the customer has gema deutschland licensed songs on the songbox, for which the customer has paid a lot of money. Since the boxes are in circulation, we can not currently set to libreelc. now I'm looking for a way to mount a source from a web server to openelc. Otherwise, if the customer wants to customize the songs, he has to send the song box back again and again and unfortunately play new ones on the storage. It is better to mount a server source to open elc.
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2021-11-25, 16:28
(This post was last modified: 2021-11-25, 16:28 by chewitt.)
OE is an archeology exercise these days. Start by explaining which OE version you have? (ergo, which Kodi version) and what hardware? as that ultimately dictates your options.
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Thanks for that info, DaVu.
It most certainly sounds like Funeddy should be seeking support from Peter, the paid provider, who - after all - is renting this box out and therefore should be responsible for supporting it.
Else... why continue to pay rental?
So.. I disagree with "unfortunately I am currently forced to support openelc for my customer" - there's nothing unfortunate about this, and they're not your customer to support... they're Peter's customer.