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#1 Re: Question: HowTo WebDAV with Apache2 - difficult clients (includin Posted by skiold (84.121.xx.xx) on Wed 26 Oct 2005 at 16:00 There are some fixes. On the xp side you have to append to the url the port number or a '#' character (i.e. http://davserver:80/ or http://davserver/#). On the apache2 side i'm using your extra BrowserMatch directives, plus mod_header, and mod_encoding with the following : Header add MS-Author-Via "DAV" EncodingEngine on NormalizeUsername on I was lucky, my dav is on a port other than 80 and by default every xp client had the port set on the url.
On the xp side you have to append to the url the port number or a '#' character (i.e. http://davserver:80/ or http://davserver/#).
On the apache2 side i'm using your extra BrowserMatch directives, plus mod_header, and mod_encoding with the following :
Header add MS-Author-Via "DAV" EncodingEngine on NormalizeUsername on
I was lucky, my dav is on a port other than 80 and by default every xp client had the port set on the url.
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