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=== Installation === | === Installation === |
Revision as of 20:01, 26 May 2010
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Description
This contrib provides mod_dav for SME Server, it has been written to make sure it is installed as it is required by my Subversion contrib, but it can be used independently to add DAV to i-bays as well.
Installation
Install the contrib:
yum install smeserver-mod_dav --enablerepo=smecontribs
Configuration
DAV access is disabled for all ibays by default.
Enable/disable DAV access for an ibay
To enable DAV access to an ibay use the following commands:
db accounts setprop ibay-name ModDav enabled signal-event ibay-modify ibay-name
To disable DAV access to an ibay use the following commands:
db accounts setprop ibay-name ModDav disabled signal-event ibay-modify ibay-name
ETag http response header (FileETag) settings
According to bugzilla:4482 there seems to be a problem when using Sunbird calendar sharing in DAV enabled ibays. To fix this you can define the FileETag setting to a value of none using the following command:
db accounts setprop ibay-name ModDav-FileETag none
More information on possible FileETag options can be found in the Apache documentation.
Usage
Accessing a DAV enabled ibay
DAV-enabled Ibays can be accessed in any of several ways:
through Windows My Network Places
- Open "My Network Places"
- Select "Add a network place"
- Choose "Next"
- Choose "Another network location"
- Enter the address to your DAV enabled ibay, for instance http://server/data or https://server/data
through Internet Explorer
According to this post you can allow Windows/Internet Explorer users to open your DAV-enabled Ibays in Explorer for read-write access directly from your website by using code similar to the lines below.
As a (normal) link:
<a href="http://localhost/data/">Link to folder</a>
As a webfolder:
<a href="" folder="http://localhost/data/">Link to data folder</a>
Bugs
Please raise bugs under the SME-Contribs section in bugzilla and select the smeserver-mod_dav component or use this link .