Alan Wood wrote:
...
*Note*
I also tell customers to enter the full URL including port into the
address when they are adding a web folder (even though 80 is default of
course) this prevents Microsoft's intefering user/login management
automatically adding domain information to the user name!!
On Wed, 19 May 2004 09:02:10 +0200, Julian Reschke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Alan Wood wrote:
...
*Note*
I also tell customers to enter the full URL including port into the
address when they are adding a web folder (even though 80 is default of
course) this prevents Microsoft's intefering
Hi Guys
I got a weird one here, for some reason when one of our clients looks into
their webdav folder (using add a network place on Windows XP) They see the
folder itself as a folder in its root listing!! For every folder the go
into they see the folder they are in as well as its contents!!
Hi Alan,
can this link help you?
http://www.greenbytes.de/tech/webdav/webfolder-client-list.html
Regards,
Daniel
Alan Wood wrote:
Hi Guys
I got a weird one here, for some reason when one of our clients looks
into their webdav folder (using add a network place on Windows XP)
They see the folder
Hi Guys
I got a weird one here, for some reason when one of our clients looks into
their webdav folder (using add a network place on Windows XP) They see the
folder itself as a folder in its root listing!! For every folder the go
into they see the folder they are in as well as its contents!!
Hi Guys
I got a weird one here, for some reason when one of our clients looks into
their webdav folder (using add a network place on Windows XP) They see the
folder itself as a folder in its root listing!! For every folder the go
into they see the folder they are in as well as its contents!!
Alan Wood wrote:
Hi Guys
I got a weird one here, for some reason when one of our clients looks
into their webdav folder (using add a network place on Windows XP) They
see the folder itself as a folder in its root listing!! For every
folder the go into they see the folder they are in as well as
