• Bitkinex

    By Marten Vosmer 1 decade ago

    Hi, I installed openntf webdav.

    I had some difficulty understanding the update site part of the guide. But after some googling I found that I have to create an undatesite.nsf and import the site.xml file. Then adding the notes.ini and restart the Domino server.

    Then I created a notes db with a few files and I am able to browse the files via the url https://app1.lialis.com/webdav

    Then I tried the best windows based webdav client bitkinex. It turned out that bitkinex is not showing the files and folder structure.

    I tried to do a net user * https://app1.lialis.com:444/webdav/ command, windows tells me the network name can not be found.

    My windows 7 pc 64 bits is operating fine with other webdav servers.

    So my questions is, have you tested your software with bitkinex for example and if so should it work?

     

    • We support File Managers only

      By Stephan H. Wissel 1 decade ago

      The project has been tested with:

      • Win XP Explorer Web Folders
      • Win7 Explorer Web Folders
      • Mactintosh Finder (>= 10.6)
      • Gnome Nautilus (on Ubuntu > 11.x)

      We haven't and are not planning to test with any separate webDAV clients. We also have not tested the application on non-standard ports (other than 80/443).

      The first step you want to do after setting up webDAV and configure it, is to point the web browser to the URL and see if your files show up there properly. This is to ensure that you don't have configuration issues. We send the data to the browser as XML with an XSLT style sheet, so you could use curl to check the XML format too (the date format was a headache to get right to work in Win7).

      There are some hints on the trials and tribulations on Win7.

      You are welcome to supply a pull-request if you want to improve that.