Re:10 years since Google said to “hang tight” about Linux su...
by drdaeman on Sunday April 24, 2022 @10:49PM
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WebDAV is also an object storage protocol but it can do random access. Well, almost.
Partial reads are supported everywhere out of box just by using the Content-Range HTTP header.
Partial writes aren't standard, but some implementations e.g. SabreDAV can do those using PATCH with X-Update-Range header (and e.g. rclone supports this).
WebDAV has its warts and limitations but it's a very underappreciated protocol.
Partial reads are supported everywhere out of box just by using the Content-Range HTTP header.
Partial writes aren't standard, but some implementations e.g. SabreDAV can do those using PATCH with X-Update-Range header (and e.g. rclone supports this).
WebDAV has its warts and limitations but it's a very underappreciated protocol.