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# Synology Webdav Server
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English | [中文](./README.zh-cn.md)
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## Link
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<https://kb.synology.com/en-global/DSM/tutorial/How_to_access_files_on_Synology_NAS_with_WebDAV>
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## Attention
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The tutorial author (the author of Remotely Save) is NOT an expert of NAS / Synology. Please read the doc carefully and change it to accommodate your needs by yourself.
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**It's dangerous to expose your NAS into public Internet if you don't know how to set up firewalls and other protections.**
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## Steps
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Synology DSM 7 is used in this tutorial.
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1. Create a new shared folder if you don't have one. For this tutorial, a new shared folder `share2` is created. You should assing a proper user to read / write the shared folder.
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2. Assuming you want to sync your vault into sub folder `哈哈哈/sub folder`, please create the sub folder(s) correspondingly inide the shared folder `share2`.
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3. Install webdav server from package center.
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4. Enter the webdav server settings.
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5. If you know how to configure https certificates correctly, you are strongly recommend to enable https.
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For the demonstration purpose, this tutorial enable http server for the later steps.
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Also "Enable DavDepthInfinity", which could speed up the plugin runnings greatly.
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"Apply".
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6. In Remotely Save settings, you should input your address as:
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`http(s)://<your synology ip or domain>:<port>/<shared folder>/<sub folders>`
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For example, in the tutorial, the proper url should be:
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`http://<ip>:5000/share2/哈哈哈/sub folder`
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Username and password should be the user you configured before with read / write permissions to `share2`.
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Depth header should be "supports depth="infinity"".
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Check connectivity!
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7. Sync!
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