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htaccess file to handle a complete folder with WebDAV CGI: # (and setup $VIRTUAL_BASE='/webdav/?' and $DOCUMENT_ROOT in your WebDAV CGI config) # if you want to map this to a real path, do that: # ScriptAlias /webdav/logout /etc/webdavcgi/cgi-bin/logout # ScriptAlias /logout /etc/webdavcgi/cgi-bin/logout ScriptAlias /webdavcgi /etc/webdavcgi/cgi-bin/webdavwrapper # EXAMPLE 1: a complete (virtual) server root handled by WebDAV CGI: and don't forget to take a look at the backend specific configuration: AFS, GFS, SMB/CIFS, DBB, or RCS

you can do that with rewrite rules (recommended)Įxamples for Apache 2.x: (you need the Apache rewrite module: a2enmod rewrite).

change directory to the source base (e.g: cd webdavcgi*) and call bash install.sh to compile all wrappers and to fix file permissions.

OR clone the Git repo (preferred): git clone.

unzip webdavcgi-latest.zip or tar jxf 2 (Gentoo: emerge -va www-apps/webdavcgi).

change directory to your preferred installation path, e.g.

Rm -f /var/lib/locales/supported.d/webdavcgiįor l in de_DE en_US fr_FR it_IT hu_HU doįgrep $l /usr/share/i18n/SUPPORTED > /etc/locale.gen

kinit (only for SMB and AFS backend users) - allowed you to omit mod_auth_kerberos (Debian/Ubuntu package: krb5-user).

smbclient (only for SMB backend users) - allows the web interface to show quota information (Debian/Ubuntu package: smbclient).

Ghostscript - allows the web interface of WebDAV CGI to generate thumbnails for PDF/PS files (Debian/Ubuntu package: ghostscript).

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install additional binaries/packages for a better WebDAV CGI experience:.# for mod_perl users with Kerberos (SMB, AFS) authentication: Liblist-moreutils-perl libcgi-session-perl libwww-csrf-perl \Īpt install libfilesys-smbclient-perl smbclient krb5-userĪpt install openafs-client krb5-user openafs-krb5 libafs-pag-perl Libmime-tools-perl libnet-ldap-perl libimage-exiftool-perl \ Libfile-copy-link-perl libjson-perl libdatetime-perl \ Libarchive-zip-perl libgraphics-magick-perl libmodule-load-perl \ Libuuid-tiny-perl libxml-simple-perl libquota-perl \ You can do that with ' perl -MCPAN -e "install "' or with ' apt-get install '.Īpt install libdbi-perl libdbd-sqlite3-perl sqlite3 libtimedate-perl \ optional for AFS Kerberos helpers in conjunction with mod_perl:AFS::PAG - (since v1.0.1).optional for Kerberos helpers in conjunction with mod_perl (AFS, SMB):Env::C - (since v1.0.0).optional for LDAP address book of SendByMail extension:Net::LDAP (libnet-ldap-perl) - (since v0.9.1).optional for SendByMail extension:MIME::Entity (libmime-tools-perl) - (since v0.9.1).List::MoreUtils (liblist-moreutils-perl)- (since v1.1.0).Image::ExifTool (libimage-exiftool-perl)- (since v1.0.1).DateTime::Format::Human::Duration (libdatetime-format-human-duration-perl) - (since v0.8.5).optional (for RCS backend): Rcs (librcs-perl) - (since v0.8.0).optional (for SMB backend): Filesys::SmbClient (libfilesys-smbclient-perl) - (since v0.8.0).Module::Load (included in most Linux dists, older need libmodule-load-perl) - (since v0.8.0).IO::Compress::Deflate (included in most Linux dists) - (since v0.7.0).IO::Compress::Gzip (included in most Linux dists) - (since v0.7.0).File::Spec::Link (libfile-copy-link-perl) - (since v0.5.2).Graphics::Magick (libgraphics-magick-perl or ) - (since v0.5.3).Image::Magick (perlmagick) - (since v0.5.1) (since v0.5.3 replaced by Graphics::Magick).Archive::Zip (libarchive-zip-perl) - (since v0.5.0).UUID::Tiny (libuuid-tiny-perl) - (since 0.8.0).OSSP::uuid (libossp-uuid-perl or from ) - (since v0.3.0) (since v0.8.0 replaced by UUID::Tiny).Date::Parse (libtimedate-perl) - (since v0.2.1).DBD::SQLite (libdbd-sqlite3-perl) - (since v0.3.0) DBI (libdbi-perl) and a database driver, e.g.CGI (included in most Linux dists older dists need that: libcgi-perl).install required CPAN modules (Debian/Ubuntu package name):.

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download WebDAV CGI (note: not necessary for Gentoo).

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Upgrade Note: Please take a look at the Upgrade section for further information.

Note: All steps are done with root rights.

Basic authentication as described in the following instruction.

WebDAV CGI supports two authentication schemes: You do not need mod_dav for the Apache Web server.

WebDAV CGI works only with a UNIX/Linux server (Ubuntu 14.04/16.04 recommended, Windows/MacOS-X not tested and not supported).

a little bit configuration: Apache setup (see Installation) and a WebDAV CGI Setup.

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a Web server software (Apache recommended).a database (SQLite3, PostgreSQL, MySQL.all required Perl modules: see Installation.