Re: WebDAV

My company is using that to allow some minor backing up and
file-accessibility for users, and some customers, I believe. It's a
pretty handy way of giving people filestorage access without giving them
say, SSH or FTP logins to a server. It's kind of a pain to administer
until you get the hang of it, though - I have this mixture of .htpasswd
style users and of almost chroot-style /etc/passwd style stuff - totally
wacky.

Anyway, I might be able to help you out if you are going to be using it,
but I can for sure say it's pretty cool. Combine it with the right kind
of website and you've got a really powerful tool.

Adam

Hassler, Jeff wrote:

>Is anyone using WebDAV for 'Samba like' services such as -- a file is
>written to a directory on box a that phyically resides in a directory on
>box b?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jeff Hassler, MBA, MS, OCP
>Database Administrator
>ASRC Service Center
>(907) 339-6976
>
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Received on Wed Aug 11 15:57:30 2004