On 08/06/09 18:49, Nick Kew wrote: > Ilya Tatar wrote: > >> (by the way, are there any other programs that you could recommend >> for this purpose?) > > Yes. Use DAV (Apache mod_dav). DAV is a standardised protocol for > the webserver to export a (virtual) filesystem, so authorised users > can access and manipulate contents in the same manner as on their > own discs. Thanks I will look into it. Any pointers on how to set it up in Opensolaris?
> >> It looks great and mostly works :) I can brows, create, view, and >> download files. The only problem I ran into is that I cannot upload >> files. When I try to upload a small file I get the following error: >> "There has been an IO Error:Error #2038" >> which is immediately followed by this error: >> "There has been an HTTP Error:417" > > You'll get a more helpful message in the server's error log. > See also the LogLevel directive. > LogLevel in my httpd.conf was set to warn. I changed it to debug. Then I restarted the apache. After that my error_log had several [info] entries, then one [warn] entry: [Thu Aug 06 07:13:45 2009] [warn] Init: Session Cache is not configured [hint: SSLSessionCache] then lots of info and debug entries. Then I tried to upload the file and go the following info entries: [Thu Aug 06 07:15:51 2009] [info] [client 127.0.0.1] client sent an unrecognized expectation value of Expect: , 100-continue [Thu Aug 06 07:17:52 2009] [info] [client 127.0.0.1] client sent an unrecognized expectation value of Expect: , 100-continue which probably correspond to the http 407 bug. Any idea how to proceed? Thanks, -Ilya
