On Tuesday, November 18, 2014 7:40:52 AM UTC-5, Laoneo wrote:
Looks like the way to go. How can I obtain the logged in user in SabreDAV?
In your server.php you have an authentication plugin. (often $authPlugin).
This plugin has a getCurrentUser() method.
What I usually recommend to people
Just curious, for example owncloud does the same. Why should it be a bad
idea. If you have an application with many users then it is valid to have a
space for every user, or not. Will give the virtual filesystem a try, Just
thought it would be easier to have an own folder for every user. Probably
Hi,
On Thursday, November 13, 2014 3:32:12 AM UTC-5, Laoneo wrote:
Just curious, for example owncloud does the same. Why should it be a bad
idea. If you have an application with many users then it is valid to have a
space for every user, or not. Will give the virtual filesystem a try, Just
Hi Laoneo,
Generally we consider this a bad idea. It goes against the spirit of HTTP
and sabredav.
However, your starting point is to create a virtual filesystem:
http://sabre.io/dav/virtual-filesystems/
Read that first and experiment with your own custom collection. Once you
have a firm
