Well, I removed the Apache protected directory, and tried cadaver.
When accessing http://<server>/letodms/webdav, I get "500 Internal Server Error", and the file webdav/error_log has the message:
[08-Mar-2012 02:42:47 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function apache_request_headers() in /home/<user>/public_html/letodms/webdav/letodms_webdav.php on line 57
Looks like PHP doesn't support this API until 5.4, and I'm unfortunately running 5.3.10: http://php.net/manual/en/function.apache...eaders.php
Bummer
When accessing http://<server>/letodms/webdav, I get "500 Internal Server Error", and the file webdav/error_log has the message:
[08-Mar-2012 02:42:47 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function apache_request_headers() in /home/<user>/public_html/letodms/webdav/letodms_webdav.php on line 57
Looks like PHP doesn't support this API until 5.4, and I'm unfortunately running 5.3.10: http://php.net/manual/en/function.apache...eaders.php
Bummer
(03-07-2012, 01:13 PM)steinm Wrote: Your steps above are the way to go, just make sure to use the webdav folder in your url not just the letodms folder. webdav itself has user/pw protection, so your apache authentication may well be in the way. A good start to debug is cadaver, which I don't know whether it is available for win32.
Uwe