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Best practice to link with WebDAV, as FollowSymLinks doesn’t allow to show symlinks

Symbolic links are a widespread practice on linux to make a ressource (e.g. directory) available in another location without having to maintain several copies of it. This is implemented in many applications, e.g. having a ressources tree and a tree…
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Apache and per-user WebDAV DocumentRoot

I have a WebDAV user set up that currently gets usernames and passwords from my MySQL Database. I give users the option to use WebDAV for large file uploads (this is for a file sharing service I'm currently developing) but I've reached a little…
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svnserve seems to write files as root. How can I give access to the same repository via svnserve and apache?

The aim is to set up subversion with both svnserve and apache/webdav access. When users commit via http/apache, files are written to the filesystem and belong to apache user. When users commit via svn/svnserve, files are written to the filesystem…
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Apache 2 WebDAV, server trash folder?

I've just started experimenting with WebDAV under Apache 2.2 on CentOS 5. It works well although the Windows WebDAV client is clunky and nowhere near as seamless as it should be. When a user deletes a file through WebDAV, is there a way to have it…
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Apache httpd server and webdav protocol

I am using an iRODS client based on webdav protocol which uses apache httpd server (https://github.com/UtrechtUniversity/davrods). I configured iRODS to use SSL+PAM authentication and it is working fine. So I put the same configuration on my web…
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LAMP/ webdav: my apache error.logs show "su: must be run from a terminal" - but that wasnt me

within the apache error.log I have the mssg: "su: must be run from a terminal" Usually, there are error IDs, the monitored IP and source of the error (php-page) - all this is missing here. If I check the apache access.log during the given…
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WebDav: "The Parameter is Incorrect" will show on some folders that have "index.html"/"index.php"

I tried to set up a WebDAV connection for me to upload my works to the web server easily. This is the code that I have in /etc/httpd/conf.d/webdav.conf. DavLockDB /var/www/DavLock ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost …
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Apache httpd, WebDAV entries to give access to a directory

After having enabled WebDav on an Apache httpd 2.2, i want to give access to a specific directory (that has not to do with other sites managed by httpd). What is the smallest set of entries to do this?
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Configure a webdav directory outside apache2 document root?

My team has a web application running on apache2 that allows us to download and upload files. The document root is /var/www/html. Obviously we don't want anybody to see our work papers, so we created a /files directory (inside the root of the…
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apache2 mods svn and webdav differences

Are those 2 mods supposed to be the same, do the same jobs or am i missing the big picture. What I want to achieve is have my subversion repos accessible from the web and be able work on them. Shall I go for mod svn or dav? Cheers
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