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WebDAV server password: HTTP Basic authentication password
WebDAV server password: HTTP Basic authentication password


For example, if you are going to added an webdav server at http://webdavserver.tld/path/to/dir, you should use following options:
WebDAV type: HTTP
WebDAV Server: webdavserver.tld
WebDAV path: /path/to/dir/


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 09:47, 9 November 2010

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A WebDAV repository can be enabled by an administrator in Site administration > Modules > Repositories > Manage repositories.

WebDAV configuration

WebDAV configuration

After enabling the WebDAV repository, a repository instance can be created in Site administration > Modules > Repositories > WebDAV repository.

Options

WebDAV type: Choose from HTTP or HTTPS connection

WebDAV server: The server name

WebDAV path: The path to webdav directory

Authentication: We currently only support HTTP Basic Authentication

WebDAV server port: The webdav server port

WebDAV server user: HTTP Basic authentication username

WebDAV server password: HTTP Basic authentication password


For example, if you are going to added an webdav server at http://webdavserver.tld/path/to/dir, you should use following options: WebDAV type: HTTP WebDAV Server: webdavserver.tld WebDAV path: /path/to/dir/

See also