failed conformance tests: move without override should succeed
 

Hi,

I was following the steps in [URL="http://www.omnigroup.com/support/omnipresence-os-x-server"]the tutorial[/URL].

Now I get this error message:
[INDENT]We could not connect to your selected cloud location.

WebDAV server failed conformance test.

Move without overwrite should succeed when moving a directory to an empty location.[/INDENT]
Could you give me any pointers what the issue could be?
Thanks.

update
 

[B]note 1[/B]: if I do a ls -la on the DAV folder, I get
[INDENT]total 0
drwxrwxr-x+ 2 root admin 68 23 May 08:10 .
drwxrwxr-x 7 root admin 238 23 May 07:34 ..[/INDENT]
should this be not admin privileges?


[B]note 2[/B]: accessing, and copying files to the webDAV folder works well, also from other devices,


[QUOTE=Carlos;124467]Hi,

I was following the steps in [URL="http://www.omnigroup.com/support/omnipresence-os-x-server"]the tutorial[/URL].

Now I get this error message:
[INDENT]We could not connect to your selected cloud location.

WebDAV server failed conformance test.

Move without overwrite should succeed when moving a directory to an empty location.[/INDENT]
Could you give me any pointers what the issue could be?
Thanks.[/QUOTE]

What's the full path to the DAV folder on the server (ie the output of pwd after cd-ing to it)?

Can you connect to the share via the Finder, create a new subfolder with shift-command-N, and then rename the subfolder successfully?

connection to webDAV folder
 

The path is[INDENT]/Shared Items/DAV[/INDENT]-- should there be no spaces?

If I try to connect to the shared webDAV folder via the finder, as described in the tutorial it says today '[I]The folder can't be found[/I]'. I can still connect to the webDAV folder via Transmit from OSX and via GoodReader from iOS.

Yesterday when I did this, it mounted the webDAV space on the desktop (and omniPresence gave the same error) . So something must have changed since. Hm... What's a good way to debug this problem?

[QUOTE=dave_m;124509]What's the full path to the DAV folder on the server (ie the output of pwd after cd-ing to it)?

Can you connect to the share via the Finder, create a new subfolder with shift-command-N, and then rename the subfolder successfully?[/QUOTE]

no spaces!
 

Hi,
so I moved the omni presence webDAV directory straight to
/DAV

now everything (at least syncing between iPad and Mac) seems to work fine.