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			<title><![CDATA[Compatibility Issue with Mount Points and Junctions on WebDAV Server]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hi developers:</p><p>When I try to connect to my WebDAV server (hosted on Windows 11) within my local network using the iOS version of SVPlayer, I find that I cannot access mount points or junctions in the server&#039;s folders.</p><p>I checked the WebDAV server logs, and only the following entry appears when the app starts:<br />2024-12-15T23:44:05+08:00 INFO - 192.168.2.114 &quot;PROPFIND /&quot; 207 Mozilla/5.0</p><p>When I click on the mount points or junctions in the folder, the app does not respond, and no new access logs appear on the server.</p><p>I also tested the same server and folders using NPlayer and Documents by Readdle, both of which successfully access the mount points and junctions.</p><p>Could you please check if there might be a compatibility issue with the components used by SVPlayer?</p><p>Thank you for your attention to this matter!</p>]]></description>
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