Dave Bauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
...
>> For the lock and property directories I found a different directory
>> layuout which facilitates permission managment
> I would be interested to hear about this. In general the default lock
> and propeties implementations are for demonstration purposes only.
Initially I used:
/var/lib/aolserver4/dav/${server}/properties
/var/lib/aolserver4/dav/${server}/lock
For this one needs only
mkdir /var/lib/aolserver4/dav
and make this directory owned by the userid running the aolserver. Then
the tDAV module creates all needed subdirectories on its own.
So you can give permissions to the server on .../dav, and only on this
directory. The other way round you had to create .../server1,
.../server2, .../server3 and give permissions to the aolserver on all of
them individually.
Following a more strict interpretation of FHS maybe one should choose:
/var/lib/aolserver4/dav_props/${server} for properties
/var/run/aolserver4/dav_locks/${server} for locks
/var/lib for persistent but variable data
/var/run for variable data valid during the runtime of a process.
>> - directorycmd: is a configsection param. What is it meant to do? I am
>> missing the directorylisting, but setting directorycmd to a respective
>> tcl-procedure did not yield anything.
>>
> I think this is to return a directory listing if someone does a GET on a
> directory. WebDAV does not define GET for "collections".
So it could be renamed to directoryproc, as used by fastpath and
ns/server/${server}?! And/or be initialized by default with the same
command.
>
>> - redirects: What are the redirects for?
> These are to define an alternative URL for a file or location. If you
> are storing data stright in the filesystem, a symlink would do the job
> similarly.
Can you give an example?
Thanks and Best Regards,
Jorge-Le�n
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