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How to disable the webdav protocol?

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  • C Offline
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    wrote last edited by ctrl
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    Hey all,

    is there a way to disable the webdav protocol entirely?
    According to the official docs setting the listening port to 0 implies the service is disabled. But manually setting the default port in /app/data/sftpgo.json 8888 to 0 does not work as its value gets overwritten upon a restart of SFTPGo. Is this a bug maybe? The Cloudron docs propose to put custom settings in said json file. On a sidenote this does also not allow to set the connection to use HTTPS.
    However it would be nice anyway to be able to configure the protocol inside the app location section where we are able to toggle SFTP and FTP.

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      Hello @ctrl
      The webdav port can not be changed and is configured by the app itself on each startup.
      For webdav there is the second domain for the app, by default sftpgo-webdav.DOMAIN.TLD, which you should you for https webdav connections.

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