Hi dear Locus Dev Team. Can you please add import feature for Yandex Disk cloud storage. Thank you for great app!
GPX / POI file import/export to WebDAV
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Hello, in the app have I the support to import files from local, dropbox and an url.
It will be nice to set a login to an own server (NAS) like a Synology nas. This support WebDAV. Is it maby possible to build in the app?
I hope yiu understand my idea.
I like this idea 
Good day Jelle,
I think it should be possible to implement. I've anyway changed your idea title to more general "WebDAV" import/export as same system is used on more devices then just Synology workstations.
Happy voting.
Good day Jelle,
I think it should be possible to implement. I've anyway changed your idea title to more general "WebDAV" import/export as same system is used on more devices then just Synology workstations.
Happy voting.
Hello,
Thanx for your answer, I hope that the people going to vote. ;)
Hello,
Thanx for your answer, I hope that the people going to vote. ;)
I would also appreciate this feature (especially export) because I have an ownlcoud server running at my home and the syncing with FolderSync isn't reliable at all.
Direct export to WebDav would therefore be nice!
I would also appreciate this feature (especially export) because I have an ownlcoud server running at my home and the syncing with FolderSync isn't reliable at all.
Direct export to WebDav would therefore be nice!
Hello it now 2 years ago, is there anything already known about this idea?
Hello it now 2 years ago, is there anything already known about this idea?
Hi,
the new policy of dropbox ist to limit the number of devices to 3 Therefore it's now nearly unuseable.
It's time to look for something new.
To my own, an owncloud interface would be fine, but a webdav interface can be used for owncloud, Telekom cloud, and other services. The webdav protocol a lot more versatile.
Hi,
the new policy of dropbox ist to limit the number of devices to 3 Therefore it's now nearly unuseable.
It's time to look for something new.
To my own, an owncloud interface would be fine, but a webdav interface can be used for owncloud, Telekom cloud, and other services. The webdav protocol a lot more versatile.
Many people are also running their private cloud based on Nextcloud/Owncloud and would like to take advantage of a WebDAV interface.
Not only to store tracks and pois, but also to backup maps in order to have them at hand in case you change to a new device or your SDCard crashes.
Many people are also running their private cloud based on Nextcloud/Owncloud and would like to take advantage of a WebDAV interface.
Not only to store tracks and pois, but also to backup maps in order to have them at hand in case you change to a new device or your SDCard crashes.
Yandex Disk support WebDAV. With several restrictions, but none of them critical for downloading.
So, this request can be merged with https://help.locusmap.eu/topic/gpx-poi-file-import-export-to-synology
Yandex Disk support WebDAV. With several restrictions, but none of them critical for downloading.
So, this request can be merged with https://help.locusmap.eu/topic/gpx-poi-file-import-export-to-synology
I'm also voting for this. With WebDAV I would be able to keep my backups safe, not in some corporate cloud.
And it is crazy how many up votes this issue have....
I'm also voting for this. With WebDAV I would be able to keep my backups safe, not in some corporate cloud.
And it is crazy how many up votes this issue have....
I gave up waiting for this feature years ago.
My solution: foldersync
Foldersync is able to sync local directories to remote directories (and back). Many(!) accounts types like owncloud, webdav, ... where supported. So simply sync Locus/backup to local cloud.
I gave up waiting for this feature years ago.
My solution: foldersync
Foldersync is able to sync local directories to remote directories (and back). Many(!) accounts types like owncloud, webdav, ... where supported. So simply sync Locus/backup to local cloud.
very sad that this topic is soon will be 6 years of nothing.
very sad that this topic is soon will be 6 years of nothing.
I assume that Locus has some contracts with the commercial cloud providers and promote their offerings in favor of free private solutions. Otherwise it is not understandable why this feature which is requested by so many users is not honoured for such a long time.
I assume that Locus has some contracts with the commercial cloud providers and promote their offerings in favor of free private solutions. Otherwise it is not understandable why this feature which is requested by so many users is not honoured for such a long time.
To little intrest? Maby, I think there is always some people not comming to the forum, or don't write a note.
To little intrest? Maby, I think there is always some people not comming to the forum, or don't write a note.
I'm a Gold Member of Locus and vote for this too. I hope that comming soon.
I'm a Gold Member of Locus and vote for this too. I hope that comming soon.
Data privacy is increasingly important.
To implement a WebDAV interface should not be that much effort.
Data privacy is increasingly important.
To implement a WebDAV interface should not be that much effort.
A lot has changed with Android in the last 2 years. Google is locking down more an more features. On my Android 13 phone it is not possibly anymore to do an automated backup (I used sshelper/termux).
So supporting open and free backup solutions is really urgent now.
A lot has changed with Android in the last 2 years. Google is locking down more an more features. On my Android 13 phone it is not possibly anymore to do an automated backup (I used sshelper/termux).
So supporting open and free backup solutions is really urgent now.
Integration of other existing clouds would be helpful,too - e.g. the telekom magente cloud
https://magentacloud.de/remote.php/webdav
Hilger Hoffmann
Integration of other existing clouds would be helpful,too - e.g. the telekom magente cloud
https://magentacloud.de/remote.php/webdav
Hilger Hoffmann
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