Dick Davies wrote:
* Craig Jackson <cjackson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> [0451 05:51]:Hi,I am having some trouble setting up read-only webdav Location. Below youIsn't that a 'web page' ? :)can see that the logs show DELETE and PUT allowed, while the httpd.conf config for this Location restricts this user to read-only access. So theNo, it doesn't - this config allows all options, because you haven't blocked them.<Limit GET HEAD OPTIONS PROPFIND> allow from all </Limit>Try <LimitExcept GET HEAD OPTIONS PROPFIND> deny from all </LimitExcept>user has more permission than he should have. The directory permissions you can see below also. Nobody, the Apache user, owns the directory. NowIck. Nobody shouldn't own files IMO - that's the point of nobody. Might be saner to create a www/www user/group and run apache as that.
Thanks, that worked. So much for examples from Apache 2.0 by Wrox (Peter Wainwright) page 622 which I took my configuration from verbatim to create a webdav-enabled folder. I think maybe you need to write the book.
We are using NetDrive by Novell to allow access to webdav folders on our Apache-Linux server. Some folders need to be read-only.
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