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k b | 2 Oct 2004 00:02
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setting up mod_dev permissions with apache.

Hi. is there some documentation on how to set up
apache correctly with mod_dev?

ideally i would like to have a setup like this:
1. All users should use password to identify themselvs
(this is ok, i know how)
2. I myself want to be able do all operations on
events in a calendar. this is ok.
3. Some users should be able to add events and tasks,
but not change or delete.
4. some users should only be able to read calendar.
5. All users without password are forbidden (this
works).

i can't manage to fix 3. and 4.
it seems very much like in apache it is all or nothing
with the <Limit> commands.

can i find som info somewhere on how to set up a
calendar with access policies like the above?

many thanks
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John | 4 Oct 2004 11:02
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Software for monitoring upload, download

Do you know any software that monitors what is uploaded or downloaded from a dav server?
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Carsten Gaebler | 4 Oct 2004 14:52

mod_dav 1.0.3 + Apache 1.3.31: 404 PROPFIND body ignored

Hi,

I've been using mod_dav 1.0.3 with Apache 1.3.27 and have just updated 
to 1.3.31. Now it seems that if a PROPFIND results in a 404 error, 
Apache interprets the body of the request as the request line of the 
following request. Here's a log file excerpt generated with an "ls 
foobar" within cadaver:

172.17.24.2 - u7850959 [04/Oct/2004:14:34:26 +0200] "PROPFIND 
/space1/57/d7055364/foobar HTTP/1.1" 404 308 "-" "cadaver/0.18.0 
neon/0.16.1"
172.17.24.2 - - [04/Oct/2004:14:34:26 +0200] "<?xml version=\"1.0\" 
encoding=\"utf-8\"?>" 400 376 "-" "-"

You see that the PROPFIND comes with authentication and results in a 
404. The following request has no authentication, so I assume that the 
request line actually contains the first line of the body of the 
preceding request. With Apache 1.3.27 this error does not occur.

cg.
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Joe Orton | 4 Oct 2004 16:30
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Re: mod_dav 1.0.3 + Apache 1.3.31: 404 PROPFIND body ignored

On Mon, Oct 04, 2004 at 02:52:41PM +0200, Carsten Gaebler wrote:
> I've been using mod_dav 1.0.3 with Apache 1.3.27 and have just updated 
> to 1.3.31. Now it seems that if a PROPFIND results in a 404 error, 
> Apache interprets the body of the request as the request line of the 
> following request. Here's a log file excerpt generated with an "ls 
> foobar" within cadaver:

This is a bug in 1.3.31, you can apply this patch:

http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/apache-1.3/src/main/http_request.c?r1=1.174&r2=1.175

Regards,

joe
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Christian Huldt | 5 Oct 2004 00:10

Re: Software for monitoring upload, download

mån 2004-10-04 klockan 11.02 skrev John:
> Do you know any software that monitors what is uploaded or downloaded
> from a dav server?
> 
> ______________________________________________________________________
apache, through the log files (or other means of logging)
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Christian Huldt | 5 Oct 2004 00:10

Re: setting up mod_dev permissions with apache.

lör 2004-10-02 klockan 00.02 skrev k b:
> Hi. is there some documentation on how to set up
> apache correctly with mod_dev?
> 
> ideally i would like to have a setup like this:
> 1. All users should use password to identify themselvs
> (this is ok, i know how)
> 2. I myself want to be able do all operations on
> events in a calendar. this is ok.
> 3. Some users should be able to add events and tasks,
> but not change or delete.
> 4. some users should only be able to read calendar.
> 5. All users without password are forbidden (this
> works).
> 
> 
> i can't manage to fix 3. and 4.
> it seems very much like in apache it is all or nothing
> with the <Limit> commands.
> 

4. 
<LimitExcept GET HEAD OPTONS PROPFIND>
...

About 3, out of thin air I get the idea that you are using/talking about
Apple's iCal, and an Apple iCal calendar is a file, anyone who can alter
the file can add and delete, noone that ca't alter the file can do
anything but read...

Your options are:
1. use different calendars
2. build a custom solution
3 use a different program

> can i find som info somewhere on how to set up a
> calendar with access policies like the above?
> 
> many thanks
> kb
> 
> 
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Marian Cako | 5 Oct 2004 00:32
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webdav service


Hi all,

im new on this list. I have a question about webDav technology. I want
to write some script in PHP (and MySql) using Apache webserver to
making possible uploading and downloading via php AND via software services
which are integrated on win XP OS or similar softwares.

I don't now if it is possible to dynamicaly handling account's via php
scripting, without making changes on httpd.conf. I want to managing
many of account, every account will used another folder for putting
files.
Is there some possibility to make this stuff dynamically handled? Or
can you tell me, where can I get some info about this things?

Thanks,

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John | 5 Oct 2004 08:49
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Re: Software for monitoring upload, download

Right, that is what i do but i was wondering if this piece of software has
been written.

Now, i try to monitor the webdav server through awstats.

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To: "John" <isofroni <at> cc.uoi.gr>
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Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 1:10 AM
Subject: Re: [dav-dev] Software for monitoring upload, download

> mån 2004-10-04 klockan 11.02 skrev John:
> > Do you know any software that monitors what is uploaded or downloaded
> > from a dav server?
> >
> > ______________________________________________________________________
> apache, through the log files (or other means of logging)
>
>
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Dick Davies | 11 Oct 2004 17:03
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OSX tunnelling and Destination headers


Hi, I've seen similar questions in the archives but nothing that fixes
by problem.

First a bit of history:

We have a nice and simple SSL-wrapped DAV service , which has Mac clients 
connecting via Goliath. Unfortunately our users would like to use the Finder
directly.

As most of you know, the OSX Finder has DAV support but no DAV over SSL support.
So we tried a stunnel hack to forward local port 80 to the server on 433.

This works by and large, but users complained they couldn't write straight to the
disk. After some debugging it seems to be caused by the Destination header
starting with 'http://' rather than 'https://' - we get the 

502 Bad Gateway 

error when using cadaver to the stunnel ( The host header is also wrong but a
simple ServerAlias should take care of that).

Is there any way anyone knows of getting to that header on the server and 
rewriting it? I can't think of any other way to have the Finder work with
this service....

Thanks a lot.

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adam procter | 11 Oct 2004 19:51
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webdav on for apache 2.0.47

I have added this information to my conf file
should this not enable webdav for my htdocs folder ?

# webdav
DavLockDB "/Library/Apache2/var/DavLock"

<Location "/Library/Apache2/htdocs">
Dav On

AuthType Basic
AuthName DAV
AuthUserFile user.passwd

<LimitExcept GET OPTIONS>
require user admin
</LimitExcept>
</Location>

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