Is it possible to proxy WebDav over HTTP?

Question

linux

Good day, colleagues!
2 servers are given:
Server A, which contains several files with a total volume of ~ 300 GB, available exclusively via WebDav (after authorization), access to the settings is not available.
Server B, on which Nginx is installed and has full access to all settings.
Is it possible to use Nginx (server B) to pass authorization (by Nginx itself) and give files (from server A) via the HTTP protocol, bypassing WebDavs and other similar things?
PS The essence of the problem is that the files must be downloaded by the browser "directly", bypassing all sorts of WebDavs and even more so authorization. Uploading them to server B directly is not possible, because There is no extra 300 GB of space there. Influence the server settings And there is also no possibility.
I tried using davfs2... either I'm doing something wrong, or it works somehow wrong, but the feeling is that the download is going through the DialUp modem, and not over the local network. There is a suspicion that with this option, davfs2, before giving the file, first tries to load a large piece of it (or the entire file) into the buffer, after which the return already begins and chronic brakes are caused precisely by this.

Answer 1

How to organize NGINX as a reverse proxy for a WEBDAV resource based on IIS?

Answer 2

https://help.ubuntu.ru/wiki/davfs2
Mount and go.

Answer 3

try https://nginx.org/ru/docs/http/ngx_http_dav_module.html

Answer 4

try https://habr.com/en/sandbox/105166/