I have a problem trying to connect with our network webdav share on mac osx. I can connect from windows, so it's working. On Mac OSX I have set the routes, and I can connect when using Transmit but not with Mac Finder or any other webdav client for mac so it's not a network or login problem, but a problem with the applications. I tried Mac Finder, Cyberduck, AnyClient and lot's of webdav clients from sourceforge. I could buy Transmit, but we have a lot of users and 34$ per license is a lot of money, if you only want to connect to webdav with it.Situation facts:Two company networks, each with it's own MS ActiveDirectory infrastructureWebdav is in network A, I have an Account for network AMy Macbook is in network B, and the routes are set. (as said, works with Transmit)I don't have administrative access to the webdav server, so changing settings is not an optionSince I'm in a different network as the webdav server I need to specify the domain on logon, so login on transmit looks like this:Protocol: httpsPort: 443Server: 192.168.0.3Path: webdav_transferuser: domainA\username (otherwise, the macbook would set domainB as default)As said, this works on Transmit, but not on any of the other clients. I think it's a problem with the domainA\username part. Somehow transmit can use it, while the others can't. It's also working in Safari, but I can't upload from there.I already tried the following in mac finder:https://domainA\username@192.168.0.3/webdav_transferhttps://username@192.168.0.3/webdav_transferhttps://domainA\\username@192.168.0.3/webdav_transferhttps://domainA\\\\username@192.168.0.3/webdav_transferhttps://domainA:username:password@192.168.0.3/webdav_transferI found out that some apps change the URL to https://domainA%5Cusername@192.168.0.3/webdav_transferSo the \ changes to %5CIt's probably just a format error, but I don't know how I can get the domainA part properly into my https request.EDIT: New information:I tried mounting the webdav share with mount_webdav, which didn't work either - no error message, but the share isn't mounted either. I think (have no proove), that the problem with mount_webdav (and therefore Mac Finder) that it lacks proper ssl support.  Through port I installed cadaver, a Unix webdav command line client (sudo port install cadaver). With cadaver I'm able to connect to the webdav share and download/upload stuff. Unfortunately, even though everything works for me now, this is no possible solutions for our maclings (they want a GUI).I'll keep looking.
Connect to Webdav (https) with domain\user
osx;macintosh;https;webdav