Is there a way to mount an HTTP resource in Raspbian (default Raspberry Pi OS)?  I have an HTTP server hosting music, and I would like to be able to have read-only filesystem access to that music on my Pi.  It's a simple HTTP directory, with directory listing enabled (aka, browse to http://192.168.1.60/music/ will give you a list of contents)Also, I would prefer an answer that doesn't involve connecting my Pi to the internet, but instead gives a package/binary executable/something else that I can download offsite and bring there on a thumb drive.
Mount HTTP directory on Raspbian?
filesystems;mount;raspbian;http
I have a raspberry pi too and it works great for this type of thing, but I don't think so over http.The best way to do this is to export a network share from the server.If the server runs Unix or Linux, then export as NFS (the unix native Network File System).If the server runs Windows, then just share a drive readonly on the network.With either of the above solutions, you can then mount the remote directory directly to your raspberry pi Raspian system.