Can I access the Jungle Disk WebDAV server from another machine?
No, for security reasons you can only connect to the Jungle Disk WebDAV server over the localhost interface.” If I am reading this correctly, if my pc is stolen, then I can’t get to my files. Is this true? If so, not a very good service. 08/23/2006 at 10:50 AM Adsl Broadband Guide It’s so great reading your posts, I always find there’s light at the end of tunnel…… 10/04/2006 at 1:18 AM Will Green Mark – “No, for security reasons you can only connect to the Jungle Disk WebDAV server over the localhost interface.” JungleDisk works by running a local DAV server on your machine, so that it can appear as a local disk. When you write to your JungleDisk, it then connects to your AWS S3 account and stores your files there. Since your files are saved on S3, you can access them from anywhere, even if your computer is stolen (since they don’t reside on your machine!). Permitting only localhost access to the WebDAV server is a security measure.
