Please note DriveHQ uses a fine-granular ACL-based access control system, which is
not the same as Linux / Unix based file permission system. After you map a drive, you
cannot use CHMOD to change file / folder permissions. As long as you map the drive and
access it from the same Linux / Unix user account, you should be able to access the mapped drive.
To map a drive on Linux / Unix, you need to have WebDAV Linux File System (davfs2) installed.
Then, the first step is to create a Secure WebDAV URL. Then from a terminal window, type in the following command:
mount -t davfs https://dhqid*****.webdav.drivehq.com/webdav/dhqid**** /drivehq
Here the URL is your Secure WebDAV URL, and /drivehq is your mount point (must be an empty folder).
Note:
The WebDAV client software on Linux tends to be not as efficient as FTP.
If you experience slow performance, then you can consider using FTP.
More details on Linux mapping.