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> i built a webdav client but it sits on my xml
> parser - i think 9front has a different one.

We don't have one at all, which makes things easy;
there's no conflict.
 
> i  am happy to help a bit if someone wants to port it.

No need to port: it just works. Thanks for writing
it -- I have memories that someone (sirjofri?) had
been looking for a webdav client.

It may also be useful for me if I ever try to
implement caldav and get a calendarfs working.