I wrote an article/document on how to do this under RHEL/CentOS, which can be adapted for your Apache environment.
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I've been trying to set up a webdav service on my Apache server. It all works (both from windows and Ubuntu) fine without the LimitExcept tags activated. But as soon as I activate those tags (no SSL involved yet) I keep getting the user/pass popup in IE and get a
"Cannot display location "dav://davuser@xx.xxx.xx.x
HTTP Error: Moved Permanently"
in Ubuntu's "connect to server" client.
See the code section for relevant configuration/log files.
I created the DAVLock file and chown:ed it to www-data:www-data so that should not be an issue (should not) :|
Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
As you can see from the dav_fs.conf I've tried different approaches to the LimitExcept tag (information I found from other threads).
/Joakim Carlsten
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I wrote an article/document on how to do this under RHEL/CentOS, which can be adapted for your Apache environment.
http://www.experts-exchang
The problem was solved with the tutorial found here
http://www.howtoforge.
On page two it goes through the steps for connecting from win xp and the tip about including the port number is what solved the puzzle.
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by: ht-docsPosted on 2009-02-16 at 10:38:10ID: 23652507
Try to set 'LogLevel' to 'debug'