Thanks for following up on this one.
Answers are below.
J.
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Originally Posted by andrewm
Well, it works for me, so we need to know a little more about your configuration. Did you just turn on WebDAV?
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Yes. That's all I've done is click the webDAV button in Server config->web->sites under the site I'm interested in.
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Is the URL you are trying to sync to in the main document root, in a subdirectory, or in an alias?
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Main directory, I presume. All I did was specify the web server address (website).
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What are you doing for certificates? Does the DNS name of your server correspond to the name in the cert?
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I'm a complete ignoramus on certs. I do not have a cert with the exact name of this particular website.
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Leopard Server's control panel can only turn on WebDAV for the document root. So, you need to use that or a subdirectory thereof for sync. The directory needs to be writable by the webserver (by default it isn't). You can use an alias, but that requires you to manually edit the server config file to add the webdav stanza to the alias configuration.
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When you say writable by the webserver, do you mean by "www"? So, I just create a subdirectory of the root of the webserver then make it writable by "www"?
Looks to me like the files are being transferred over but it can't complete the transaction and verify that it was done.
J.