[users@httpd] IE to Apache WebDAV

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I hope this isn't off topic, but I can't seem to make headway on this and someone else here
may have experienced the same thing.

I'm trying to WebDAV enable Apache 2.2.2 on a linux box, and believe it works as expected,
as I can transport a file to the directory using IE from my PC.

Well, that is until I try and protect the directory. IE asks for a user name, and any user name that should get through as far as Apache is concerned doesn't work. It is interesting to note
that the box doesn't display my AuthName, "DAV User", but instead lists "Connect to farley"
( the domain )... My user name/pw for the domain doesn't work either, though I wouldn't think
it would be needed. The box always seems to return with the domain prefacing the username that I enter. The error log lists nothing, and the access log lists
hamburg.globe.ucar.edu - - [26/May/2006:20:10:51 +0000] "PROPFIND /tmp HTTP/1.1" 401 8792

Config is:

DavLockDB /tmp/davLock
LogLevel info
Alias /tmp /globe/staging/tmp
<Location ~ /tmp >
  Dav On
  Options  -ExecCGI
  AuthName "DAV User"
  AuthType Basic
  AuthBasicProvider dbm
  AuthDBMUserFile /globe/staging/DBMpasswd
  AuthDBMGroupFile /globe/staging/DBMpasswd
  require group ADMIN
  Order Deny,Allow
  Allow from .globe.ucar.edu
  satisfy all
</Location>

the /tmp url is drwxrwxrwx

Anyone else experience this and know what's going on? Thanks,
-Dave



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