[davidamis]

Tom,

Thanks for the reply, I think I just need to RTFM a bit. It's easy to get WebDAV up and running, but if I mount https://10.0.1.201/, I get the folder /Library/Webserver/Documents/

I'm trying to figure out how to map either:

1. https://webdavstorage.10.0.1.201/
or
2. https://10.0.1.201/webdavstorage/
or
3. https://10.0.1.224/ (dedicated local IP)

to a particular folder on the server, i.e. ~/WebDavStorage/.

I have an xserve in a data center that has real domain names, but I prefer to set it up on my local test server.

When I get it up and running I'll write up some instructions. Any hints would be appreciated, particularly for #2 above.

[davidamis]

Nevermind. I had Subversion set up on the same port (443), which was interfering with WebDAV. Works now.

[Tom Henderson]

I'm not sure I can help there - I've simply set up an https web site for all my data transfer activity with it's own hostname and dns entry (both inside and outside the firewall - these resolve to different IP addresses depending if my laptop/iphone is on my home net or out in the big bad world). I've then mapped it's root to a directory on my sites volume and use webdav to a subdirectory (which is imaginatively called Omnifocus) but this is just a home rig. It gives me some respite care from wrestling with SAP on 64bit Windows by day :-).

Let me know if you get the root directory perms issue sorted out - it doesn't feel right at the moment!

Good luck,

Tom