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(system: Ubuntu 8.10, i386, GNOME Desktop)
Hallo,
recently I started to play around with WebDAV shares. I'm running an
apache webserver with DAV modules enabled on a remote mashine. Access
seems to work an has been tested with different client.
First Problem: Using Gnome's "connect to server" tool it is not possible
to connect to a DAVS (webdav over SSL) server. At least, I was not able
to do so.
Second Problem: Unsing Nautilus I managed to connect my server using the
URI "davs://server/path". The remote share is mounted and nautilus
showes the content. Additionally a new icon appears on desktop
representing the mountpoint. When I try to use that icon I always get
the error "Not a WebDAV enabled share". I have to unmount this share
(icon disappeares) and mount it again from scratch (or use a bookmark).
An "ls ~.gvfs" on command-line gives another error message, namely
"Input/output error ... WebDAV on Servername".
What peace of software does all the magic (package)? So far I don't
know.
All that makes handling of davs shares very unpleasant. Please let me
know if I can supply any further information, messages or application
output.
** Affects: gvfs (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Not a WebDAV enabled share
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/340359
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