Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it’s on-topic for Server Fault. Closed 9 years ago. Improve this question We want to transfer 300+ GB of data from a Linux Server to a WIndows Server. Can we use rsync (and if so, … Read more
My webdav stuff is on /var/www/webdav/, there I have multiple access roles to enable access to users and groups. And I would like to open one particular folder to the world (/webdav/public/). How do I do that? I tried: Alias /webdav /var/www/webdav <Location /webdav> DAV On AuthType Digest AuthName “webdav” AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/users.password Require valid-user </Location> … Read more
I have a webdav running on amazon ec2 ubuntu. There, part of the configuration allows myuser access to a folder. Alias /webdav/myuser /var/www/webdav/myuser <Location /webdav/myuser> DAV On AuthType Digest AuthName “webdav” AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/users.password Require user myuser </Location> But, trying to access from Windows 7, when I right-click to create a file (inside webdav/myuser) then I … Read more
I have: A hole in the corporate firewall allowing me to accept incoming connections on ports 80 and 443 Exactly one domain name for external web access No access to corporate DNS settings An onsite Windows Server 2003 domain controller also configured as a Windows file server, relying heavily on NTFS permissions for access control … Read more
I’ve been charged with converting a webserver from apache to nginx, and I’m currently stuck on getting webdav to work. WebDAV is served by the PEAR webdav server (http://pear.php.net/package/HTTP_WebDAV_Server). I’m new to nginx, but I’ve done my best to follow examples per the nginx webdav and webdav_ext modules (or find anyone having exactly this problem) … Read more
I’m in the first steps with webdav. To restrict access to a folder it’s possible to use: Require user myownuser Is it possible to allow access to a group of users (like samba does)? Answer I assume you are using Apache httpd 2.4 as your webdav server. In that case, you can use the mod_authz_dbm … Read more
We have IIS 7.5, with webdav enabled, installed on our file server (FS1). We have multiple Virtual Directories. When trying to connect to 2 of the VD’s through network places on XP machines it says the network location is unavailable. However if I map the root of the server on a windows 7 machine and … Read more
So I have HAproxy listening for http/https on a virtual IP. I have two Apache2 (apacheserver1 and apacheserver2) servers serving web traffic. Everything is working fine – I am serving web pages, my clients are forced to use https, my SSL cert is signed correctly and my users can connect to their WebDAV areas using … Read more
We have an IIS 6 server running a WebDav site. Users successfully connect and upload most files. The files they cannot upload are the ones that are mapped to extensions, such as PHP or ASP. I checked the verbs and tried adding PUT, but that still didn’t allow users to upload those files. They always … Read more
I’ve just moved in for a new job, so not much detail. My workstation runs Windows 7. We have a SharePoint 2007 server (Windows 2003) for development which fails to provide access via SMB administrative shares like \server\c$. I can use \mywin7\c$ backwards from a terminal session on that server. Looking at the packets I … Read more
