You mean you implemented a event ContentListener that throwed a VetoException on creation of those files and it didn't work?
Or just removed the files afterwards so the client doesn't know that they are not there anymore.
Tried both, the last option works, but gives the user an error when uploading even as uploading succeeds, and i dont want that, so what i am trying now is to silently remove the item behind the back of the user. The problem is that macosx does a propfind on the "._blahblah.blah" files too and if it cant find it it reports an error to the user.
My desperate thought is to kill the "._" file at uploadtime, and then fake a OK propfind on it, but that is really a dirty hack solution. Any alternatives is appreciated.
Mvh Karl
On 4. jan. 2005, at 03.05, Carlos Villegas wrote:
Karl �ie wrote:Hi there, just started out with slide so this might be a newbie question but i found nothing trying to search the lists.
I am setting up slide in a pc/mac env and i have problem with macos-x polluting the store with files starting with "._". As much as i understand these are osx metafiles i dont want them in the repository and not versioned. How can i block these?
a: I've tried: to write a servlet filter that ignores files starting with "._" and placed it infront of the webdav servlet, no go. OS-X gives me webdav error because it cant find the dam "._" files it tries to store together with the real files.
b: Ive tried a ContentInterceptor that tries to filter out these files, but i get the same problem, OS-X asks back the metafiles and gives and error because they have been removed by the interceptor.
You mean you implemented a event ContentListener that throwed a VetoException on creation of those files and it didn't work?
Or just removed the files afterwards so the client doesn't know that they are not there anymore.
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