Tobias Schlitt wrote: > Hi Stefan, > > On 04/29/2009 11:04 AM Stefan Kilp [sk-software] wrote: > >> i started testing the webdav component vom 2008.2.2 package on a >> debian/xampp >> enviroment. >> >> i tried the examples >> >> - basic_server.php >> >> and >> >> - basic_server_auth.php >> (i had to change "class myCustomAuth" to "class myCustomAuthClass" to get it >> working) >> >> then i opened a webdav folder from win xp / sp3 and mac 10.5.6. >> >> on the mac i only have read access in all examples, >> on the pc i could read/write to folder, and in the auth server example write >> only work for the >> "some" folder as expected. >> >> but when i try to open a word (office 2007) i receive an error "document is >> damaged -> word >> tries to fix it and manages to restore the data in the word document. >> >> So: why has mac only read access and why is it no possible to open a word >> document >> without warnings. > > I can't help you with the Mac, sadly, since I do not have a Mac > environment to test it. :( As soon as I get a Mac for testing, I will > dig into this. So long you could only try to gerenate an Xdebug trace > for me of a write access and I can try to see if I spot the issue there. > > For the Word documents I actually have no clue. I tried up- and > downloading on XP with plain text and binary files (ZIP) and both worked > fine. Do you try to open the Word document right from the WebDAV share > or do you first download it and the open it?
Wild guess: On Macs, not all files are actually files. Executables for example, are actually directories, which can contain lots of subdirectories and files. If this applies to Word documents too, there could be a problem where some part of the directory structure was not uploaded when the "file" was uploaded. -- Gunnstein Lye Systems engineer g...@ez.no | eZ Systems | http://ez.no -- Components mailing list Components@lists.ez.no http://lists.ez.no/mailman/listinfo/components
