7.07.2006
Posted by Sam at 11:42 AM | Tags: ,
This one is for all my geek readers out there. From the suggestion email, Hugh writes:

"Geek Dead Thing of the Day: The technology called WebDAV is short for "Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning"; basically, it's an alternative to ftp for file transfer (see webdav.org). Of course, for the true geek that wants a Unix command-line way of doing WebDAV, there's a solution. It's called "cadaver". It's not brains-in-a-can, but if this isn't ILDT-worthy, what is?"

Thanks Hugh. If I ever have the need for a "command-line WebDAV client for Unix," I'll definitely give cadaver a shot!
Link (via Hugh M.)

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Notably, .Mac filespace is addressable via WebDAV, and not ftp. You may find yourself using cadaver if you want to geek out on a website that had originally been published with iWeb. I have. Cadaver is the shiz, and you gotta love the name.
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