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mkrishnan

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Jan 9, 2004
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Has anyone gotten a secure WebDAV connection to work? I have not been able to -- I get as far as a username/PW, but then no farther. :( Which is essentially the same thing that happened to me if I tried to use http instead of https in Panther. My school has a lot of issues with certificate authenticity -- Finder, Safari and FF all question if I really want to accept their certificates -- but all of this happens after I allow use of the certificate.
 
Not sure about the terminology or whether this is WebDAV related but I'm having trouble with some password-enabled sites today with Safari 2.0 and some of the other motley crew of OSX browsers (Firefox, Explorer, Camino etc.) I assumed it was my ISP, but it might be this WebDAV thing you're talking about...
 
I've had no trouble with SSL WebDAV in Tiger - its really handy not having to resort to Goliath anymore for a secure WebDAV share.

Not sure what to suggest if you're encountering problems with it - perhaps it's to do with the server? Finder sometimes seems a little flaky with WebDAV shares - your problem might be to do with the server, rather than Tiger's SSL WebDAV support..
 
Foocha said:
I've had no trouble with SSL WebDAV in Tiger - its really handy not having to resort to Goliath anymore for a secure WebDAV share.

Foocha -- thanks for the input. This relates to an SSL WebDAV that is hosted by Novell GroupWise. Maybe I should check out this Goliath...perhaps it would be more lenient to whatever foible this particular WebDAV implementation has. Groupwise also has a browser-based access mechanism for these share drives, but it's less than optimal....

Mad Jew -- I don't think the problem I am having and the one you are having are related -- WebDAV is something that uses the http and/or https protocol to mount a network drive.
 
What do you know? Goliath hit the dope spot on the very first try, with no setup! :) Well, at least it logs in, and it seems to handle the downloading of groups of files/folders to the local disk fine. I haven't been able to successfully *send* a group of files ... it tries, but it gives me some kind of URL invalid error for each file. Single files seem to send.

But anyway, a big improvement! Thank you so much! :D
 
mkrishnan said:
Mad Jew -- I don't think the problem I am having and the one you are having are related -- WebDAV is something that uses the http and/or https protocol to mount a network drive.


Thanks, I got all confused with the https etc. :eek:
 
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