I don't see why that wouldn't work. What's the issue you're having?

# filebrowser -r /srv/filebrowser -p 8080 --enable-webdav
sh: filebrowser: not found

I can't use dir to figure out where I am within my project, I haven't used linux is ages, and I'm just really confused…

Where are you running that?

I run the SSH command to access my project and then run it directly from my terminal

ls is the directory command btw

Every time you restart your deployment your filebrowser will be removed though

Thank you, I'm really not used to linux anymore. I've been getting back into gaming so Windows has been my only use for a while

It's standalone and I don't really ever intend to reset it

curl -fsSL [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/filebrowser/get/master/get.sh](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/filebrowser/get/master/get.sh) | bash

Run this

apt-get install bash

apt-get not found

the hell

What image is the base here

What is your service

I'm just using the filebrowser template from https://ghcr.io/brody192/filebrowser-template

Oh 🍭

I thought this was for another service

https://railway.com/deploy/Nan7Bs

Did you deploy using the marketplace?

When creating I selected the templates option, typed in filebrowser and selected it

Assuming they're the same cause it looks… exactly the same

Yeah they're the same. Testing myself right now.

Getting the feeling I should get back into linux so I dont have to worry about this again <:TuckerLaugh:1307921762859880518>

Seems fine? https://filebrowser-production-eb9f.up.railway.app/

Yup

What's the problem here?

Just trying to setup WebDav for windows virtual disks

But I can't run the command to do so

I don't even see WebDav as an option for Filebrowser

https://filebrowser.org/configuration.html

https://github.com/filebrowser/filebrowser/issues/1955

I figured out my problem anyway

It was never added…

😭 course not

Funny thing about linux, unlike windows you have to add ./ before the executable you're trying to run commands with

…

Completely forgot about that

okay…

Well my original problem is solved now I gotta find a filebrowser replacement with WebDAV support

You wouldn't need to run that command at all because the template does it for you

I don't know what issue you had in the first place

My initial issue is I forgot to use ./ and I thought Filebrowser supported WebDAV

Which I now know it does not

Yeah but you don't need to run that command at all

You would either set that as the start command

It wouldn't run because it's already running in the container

This is currently just testing for a large project coming up so I wasn't intending to do anything permanent

But I see what you mean