Re: Gollem 1.1-cvs & WebDAV support

Zitat von Nicolas Gorguès <[email protected]>:

> Hello,
>
> I'm running Gollem 1.1-cvs on Horde Groupware Webmail Edition 1.1 RC3.
>
> Strangely, /test.php reports the pear package HTTP_WebDAV_Server, while
> /gollem/test.php doesn't. I tried to install the package globally, which
> didn't change anything.

That was a typo in test.php, fixed in CVS.

> Anyway, the WebDAV protocol does seem to work, accessing it through
> dav://server.domain.com/rpc.php/gollem
> (is there any better way to access the Horde DAV interface?)
>
> Unfortunately, the FTP backends (hordeauth true mapped with unix user
> accounts) just disappear from DAV folders list when attempting to browse
> them.
> For further testing, I created a file backend (accessed through the
> www-data account on the unix side), which was properly browsable through
> WebDAV.
>
> Investigating further, I found this interesting comment in
> /gollem/lib/api.php (301):
>
>         //if (!Gollem::canAutoLogin($backend_key)) {
>         //    // FIXME: Is it possible to request secondary authentication
>         //    // credentials here for backends that require it?
>         //    return PEAR::raiseError(_("Additional authentication
> required."));
>         //
>
> So... Is it possible...?

I guess this still has to be found out. :) But as far I understand,  
this should only be necessary if autologin aka hordeauth does *not*  
work. But you said you have set it up like this. So the problems seems  
to be anywhere else.

> And the big question behind is: would it be possible to use Horde and
> Gollem to set up true multi-users WebDAV repositories? (which would be a
> big point over Apache+mod_dav)

Yes, if the Gollem backend supports multi-users.

Jan.

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