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WebDAV - [AppleTV1] and OSX Lion - rawood - 2011-11-19

Hi,

I just upgraded to OSX Lion today and discovered the bad news about the incompatibility issues with samba. I'm attempting to use the WebDAV protocol instead since I read that some users have had success with it. Here's what I'm doing:

On the mac running lion I got MediaMaster Server, which I downloaded from the app store. I set up a new video share in XBMC using the 'add source' option and selected 'WebDAV server (HTTP)' as the protocol. I put in my credentials and changed the port to match the server but when select 'OK' to accept I get an error stating that XBMC couldn't connect to my server.

Here's the thing. In MediaMaster's status window I see that bytes are being sent and the number of connections is changing quickly from 0 to 1 and then back to 0.

Anyway, I was hoping that someone would have some advice on how to get this running.

Thanks!


- Ned Scott - 2011-11-19

Are you using XBMC v10.1? For some reason 10.1 doesn't like MediaMaster Server (but it likes other WebDAV sources just fine). A nightly build will work, or just wait a few weeks for an Eden (v11) beta. Not sure why this is.


- rawood - 2011-11-19

Yes, I'm using 10.1. That's good to know, I thought that I was doing something wrong. I'll check around and see if I can grab another server.


- rawood - 2011-11-19

Just finished getting WebDAV and xbmc working on OSX Lion using Apache. I followed the instructions here: http://manas.tungare.name/blog/howto-setup-webdav-on-mac-os-x/

and everything is working great. I miss using samba since the upgrade but this will do in the meantime.