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SOURCE_DIR="/absolute/source/dir"
# it is a nextcloud server in the example; in your case see the docs of your webdav server
DESTINATION="https://cloud.2hv.de/remote.php/webdav/target_folder/"
USER='user_name'
PASS='user_password'

cd "${SOURCE_DIR}" || exit

while IFS= read -r -d '' file
do

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read -p "Are you sure (y/n)? " -r
# $REPLY is where 'read' store user input by default
if [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[Yy](es)*$ ]]; then
    echo "Bye!"; exit 1;
fi

## loop-based variant:
while true; do
    read -p "Do you want to start y/n? " yn
    case $yn in

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Joomla users in Django (Django auth backend, that populates users from Joomla)

Once I was in need to use our existing Joomla users in my new API, written in Django. Problem is that I could not just copy Joomla users into a Django database, because

• Joomla password hashing system differs from Django one.
• J-users and D-users had different set of fields (this is easy to fix, but still)

So instead I made a custom auth backend for Django, and now I can confidently say that Django can authenticate users against the Joomla database, without need to decrypt password hashes.