webdav

问题 I'm using Subversion 1.6.1 with Apache, on a Linux machine. The server is running over http, not https. I want to allow people to authenticate using the same login/password that they use to log into the machine via SSH. The SVN manual only explains how to use HTTP Basic Auth and Digest authentication. But with these approaches, I need to maintain a separate list of users, and they can't change their own passwords. I'd prefer to just use the system's users. How do I do this? Is this wise? 回答1:

问题 I am trying to access Adobe AEM via WebDAV, however, I cannot get it to work. I am running the out-of-the-box crx-quickstart, so I am using port 4502 and the default workspace. I am using Windows Explorer as the WebDAV client, which I use to connect to Sharepoint without difficulty. These seem to be the only instructions for connecting to AEM via WebDAV. http://dev.day.com/docs/en/crx/current/how_to/webdav_access.html The instructions imply that you just point your WebDAV client at the

问题 a similar question was asked in question 494120, but IMHO was not really answered... I want to upload files to a sharepoint using perl/WebDAV (from a Win32 host). To achive this, I need to authenticate with KERBEROS on the server. After googling for hours and trying different approaches, I'm not able to open a connection. Current code is this: my $agent = HTTP::DAV::UserAgent->new(keep_alive=>1); $agent->agent('Agent'); $agent->timeout(1000); my $d = HTTP::DAV->new(-useragent => $agent); $d-

问题 We would like to use WebDav to work with our templates and we can't use Dreamweaver. Any suggestions? Thank you, 回答1: Any text editor should do the job here - i'd recommend either Sublime Text 2 or Notepad++ As long as you have the WebDav path mapped as network drive you should be good to go. 回答2: I would suggest looking at OxygenXML editor. It isnt open source, but its relatively cheap and has good HTML, css, etc support, and has built in support for webdav. I've found that editors which

问题 On the local machine it is no problem to get the revision number of a subversion repository with svnversion . Now I want to get the revision number from my online repository (WebDAV with Apache2). I tried this: svnversion http://nick:password@www.myhost.de/svn/test` In a browser it worked as usual (just to ensure there weren't typos or so), but svnversion said that the directory cannot be found. So I presume I was on the wrong track. How can I get the revision number? 回答1: svnversion is just

问题 I'm looking for a WebDAV server - best Open Source - for iPhone and iPad for integration in my app. It should be possible to list, download and upload files. I would like to point the server root on the 'Documents' folder of my app, so the methods should be mapped directly to the file system if possible. On my search through the internet I came around some suggestions, but they did not work for me: touchcode - the WebDAV server part can be found unter 'Experimental' and I was not able to get

问题 my ajax application uploads a file to a Java application container from the user's browser. What I'd like to do is this: once the uploading has completed I want to "send" the file to a WebDAV server, identified by the host name (i.e. localhost), the port (i.e. 8080) and the location where I want to store the file (i.e. dir1/dir2). What I am after is basically a WebDAV client framework that enables me to upload a file to WebDAV. In my application I am already using "webdavclient4j", but I don

问题 I need a command-line utility that can do WebDAV upload (HTTP PUT). 回答1: cURL will do it for you. curl -T filetoput.xml http://www.url.com/filetoput.xml 回答2: For unix (and Windows with Cygwin installed) you can use Cadaver 回答3: The most commonly used command line HTTP utility seems to be cURL, which will do PUT with its -T option. You would need to understand quite a bit of the WebDAV protocol to do more than upload with it, though. 回答4: Free WinSCP (for Windows) supports WebDAV (and WebDAVS)

问题 Currently, I am developing a website which will sync data from Apple Calendar to my app and vice versa. For fetching data from Apple Calendar to my application, I already can get the .ics files from iCloud calendar and it works just fine. However, I have an issue when creating new Event in Apple Calendar. Somehow, every request that I send results 400 Bad Request . Here is the detail of the request: Header: If-None-Match: * Method: PUT Uri destination: https://p46-caldav.icloud.com/[USER_ID]

问题 Is there a minimal (possibly annotated) example of a typical request-response cycle, with both headers and body. As I understand it, this consists of an initial OPTIONS and a subsequent PROPFIND exchange - after that, GET and PUT should be straightforward, so I don't need a generic example there. I've been considering exposing existing RESTful resources (collections and individual items within) via WebDAV. I only need basic functionality to work - listing directories, reading and writing