WebDAV configuration isn't working in windows

[douglasparker]

Tested with latest and rustic v0.7.0-45-gfc8e3c5-nightly

rustic webdav binds to http://[::1]:8000 despite the configuration.

[webdav]
address = "127.0.0.1:8000"
path-template = "[{hostname}]/[{label}]/{time}" # The path template to use for snapshots. {id}, {id_long}, {time}, {username}, {hostname}, {label}, {tags}, {backup_start}, {backup_end} are replaced. [default: "[{hostname}]/[{label}]/{time}"]. Only relevant if no snapshot-path is given.
time-template = "%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S"
symlinks = false
file-access = "read"

[nardoor]

Hello @douglasparker ,

To me, the address [::1] is the IPv6 equivalent of localhost (same as 127.0.0.1 for IPv4).

Are you certain that you can't connect to the webdav using 127.0.0.1:8000 when rustic says that it binds on http://[::1]:8000? I'm assuming it should work, let me know if I am being wrong.

[ghost]

@nardoor Yep, I'm certain. Feel free to test it out yourself.

[KamikazeePL]

On Windows 10 home it sometimes can not connect from Explorer but WinSCP I can connect and browse and copy files.

[nardoor]

@nardoor Yep, I'm certain. Feel free to test it out yourself.

This indeed was a bug, thanks for reporting. I apologize for taking so long to fix it.

rustic totally ignored the toml config. #1241 fixes it