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31 There is also a move operation similar to copy: |
31 There is also a move operation similar to copy: |
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33 dav move <src-url> <dst-url> |
33 dav move <src-url> <dst-url> |
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35 These are the most common commands. There are also more commands for webdav locking and manipulating webdav properties. |
35 These are the most common commands. |
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36 There are also more commands, e.g. for webdav locking or manipulating webdav properties. |
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37 See the left menu for a complete list. |
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37 Common options |
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40 **`-N`** disable any authentication prompt. If authentication is required, dav will abort. |
42 **`-N`** disable any authentication prompt. If authentication is required, dav will abort. |
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42 **`-i`** disable TLS certificate verification |
44 **`-i`** disable TLS certificate verification |
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44 **`-v`** enable verbose output. Internally `CURLOPT_VERBOSE` is set to 1 and verbose output is printed on stderr. |
46 **`-v`** enable verbose output. Internally `CURLOPT_VERBOSE` is set to 1 and verbose output is printed to stderr. |
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46 Most commands have the **`-p`** and **`-c`** options for enabling or disabling encryption. If encryption is not configured for a repository, but the **`-c`** option is specified, encryption/decryption is enabled. When enabled, all commands handle encrypted resource names. The **`-p`** options disables any encryption/decryption. See [encryption][1] for details. |
48 Most commands have the **`-c`** and **`-p`** options for enabling or disabling encryption. If encryption is not configured for a repository, but the **`-c`** option is specified, encryption/decryption is enabled. When enabled, all commands handle encrypted resource names. The **`-p`** options disables any encryption/decryption. See [encryption][1] for details. |
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48 [1]: ./encryption.html |
50 [1]: ./encryption.html |
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50 Aliases |
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53 Some commands have alternate names. For example `dav ls` is the same as `dav list`. |
55 Some commands have alternate names. For example `dav ls` is and alias for `dav list`. |
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56 The available aliases can be found in the documentation for the respective commands. |
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