Hello David,
it is a shell problem. When typing the mount command you must escape
spaces in arguments and options with '\' to prevent the shell from
(mis)interpreting them. But you must not do any encoding with respect to
http, as this will be done by davfs2.
So you should write your url lik
Package: davfs2
Version: 0.2.3-2
Severity: important
mount.davfs seems to fail on URL's that contain spaces, but the process
doesn't die. The server inserts + signs instead of spaces, but
replacing them with %20's or spaces (with the URL in quotes) doesn't
help. A sample output follows:
[EMAIL
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