WebDAVNav Server Help 

WebDAVNav Server is a basic WebDAV server for sharing files locally on your Local Area Network.
It isn’t intended for sharing files publicly on the internet, or for multiple simultaneous users. 

Basic Configuration

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	1.	Select a network adapter from the detected Adapter list, or All to listen on all. The list will vary depending on which adapters are identified on your device. 
	2.	Select a port for the server to listen on. Port 8000 or 8080 are usually open
	3.	Select the folder to share
	4.	Press the Start button when you are ready to start sharing your files

Authentication

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	1.	Enter the username and password required to access the server.
	2.	By default the application will use Basic Authentication, turn on Digest Authentication to switch

HTTPS for secure connections

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The application can generate a self signed certificate for local use, or you can import a .p12 key pair if you have a commercial certificate you would like to use. 
Once you change the HTTPS settings, make sure you stop/start the server for the changes to be reflected

Extra Shares

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You can share more than a single folder by adding Extra Shares.
Each folder has a name and a target folder path.
Append the share name to the URL when accessing the files e.g. https://192.168.1.101:8001/share/

Connecting from Finder
	1.	In a Finder window, press CMD + K to open the Connect to Server window
	2.	Enter the URL that appears at the bottom of the WebDAVNav Server window e.g. https://19.168.1.101:8001/
	3.	Finder may prompt to enter the username/password if one has been set
	4.	Finder should then connect to the server and list the files that are currently available. 

Basic Configuration
The application has some basic support for importing .p12 files from the command line.
If you run the following command from a Terminal window you can see the options that the app supports.

/Applications/WebDAVNavServer.app/Contents/MacOS/WebDAVNavServer --help 

usage: ./WebDAVNavServer [-i <.p12 path>] [-h]
    -i, --import                     Path to your .p12 file to import. This file currently needs to be in the Downloads folder

    -p, --phrase                     Passphrase to open the .p12 file
    -h, --help                       Show this message

Multiple instances of the app
Using the environment variable WDN_INSTANCE_ID you can run multiple instances of the app on different ports with different settings. 
To launch a new instance of the app you can use a command similar to

WDN_INSTANCE_ID=2 open -n ./Applications/WebDAVNavServer.app