- From: CJ Holmes <cholmes@4d.com>
- Date: 2002年3月18日 10:36:03 -0800
- To: DAV <w3c-dist-auth@w3.org>
- Message-Id: <a05101405b8bbe25696ab@[10.196.0.11]>
>Mac OS X supports mapping a WebDAV server to a drive -- I can't find any >documentation on the net for how to do this. Office on the Mac can >read/write to a DAV-mapped drive. From the Finder, use the "Go" menu and select "Connect to Server..." (or just hit apple-K). Enter the URL that you want to connect to. eg: http://www.my.org/naturalSciences/ You will be prompted for your username and password. The finder-based DAV is very cool because it lets you use your DAV server like a disk. But it doesn't support locking, last time I checked. But Goliath does, and works on MacOS X. > > The second question I was looking for guidance on has to do with how >> I might use WebDAV access with a fairly large group (50 or so) of >> editors who all work on various parts of a single web site. The goal >> is to give them access that is easier for them than FTP yet keeps >> them apart (professor A cannot see or write to professor B's area and > > vice-versa). That is really dependent on your server software, but you control DAV access just like you control any other kind of access to your web server. cjh --
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