We also have an existing bugzilla entry for this. Look at bug 11430. http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=11430
Ingo > > Eirikur Hrafnsson wrote: > > > >> Pffeeeewww! : ) > >> I'm very glad someone other than me is using OSX since it's built in > >> webdav is the only default way of DAVin' for mac users. > >> Is there also an applet I could use to browse and upload to my > >> webserver if the users OS does not support webdav directly? > > > > look around in www.webdav.org, there are two options: DAVExplorer > > (java, works but it has a totally crappy user interface), cadaver > > (command line, very solid), Goliath (mac-only, pretty nice). > Well the users of our webapplication framework are mere mortals so the > solution needs to work with the OS's default implementation. (System > webdav for OSX , IE for Windows or web folders, System webdav or > html/applet for Linux/Others). > > but we should patch slide so that webdavFS works > The extra files that macos is creating are related to the HFS > filesystem where resource forks for applications are stored in a > separate invisible file, for my part this file can and almost should be > deleted or at least invisible. Only old Classic macos applications need > these files to work, new apps xxx.app are folders themselves, but you > would zip applications first anyway if you want to store them. These > files appear in every other DAV browsers so they become very annoying > and are totally useless... > > Would it be possible to handle OS X's webdav client in a special way so > that it works? > > -Eiki, idega. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
