To set up WebDAV with Linux (Gnome):
1. In Nautilus (file explorer), select Places and select Connect to Server.
2. In the Connect to Server window, select WebDAV (HTTP) in Service Type.
3. In Server, type http://localhost:7402/crx/repository/crx.default.
Note: If CRX is located on another port, use that port number instead of 7402. Also, if you are not running the content repository on your local machine, replace localhost with the respective DNS or IP address.
4. In Folder, type /dav.
5. Enter your username admin. Initially, Day recommends that you use the pre-configured admin account for testing.
6. Leave the port blank and enter any name for your connection.
7. Click Connect. CRX prompts you for your password.
8. Enter the password and click Connect. Linux GNOME has now mounted CRX as a volume and you can use it like any other drive.
To set up WebDAV with Linux (KDE):
1. Open the Network Folder wizard.
2. Select WebFolder (webdav) and click Next.
3. In Name, type a connection name.
4. In User, type admin. Initially, Day recommends that you use the pre-configured admin account.
5. In Server, type http://localhost:7402/crx/repository/crx.default.
Note: If CRX is located on another port, use that port number instead of 7402. Also, if you are not running the content repository on your local machine, replace localhost with the respective DNS or IP address.
6. In Folder, type dav.
7. Click Save and Connect. CRX prompts you for your password.
8. Enter the password and click Connect. Linux KDE has now mounted CRX as a volume and you can use it like any other drive.
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