Enabling DAV Client blanks out the site.
| Project: | DAV |
| Version: | 6.x-1.0-alpha3 |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | critical |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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I did a fresh install of DAV
I installed PEAR HTTP_WebDAV_Server as instructed.
I installed PEAR HTTP_WebDAV_Client in the same directory, which now looks like this:
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Client/Stream.php
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Client.php
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/dav.txt
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/db
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Fileserver.sql
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/package.xml
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/README
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Server/Filesystem.php
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Server.php
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Tools
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Tools/_parse_lock_response.php
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Tools_parse_proppatch.php
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Tools_parse_lockinfo.php
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Tools_parse_propfind_response.php
/modules/dav/includes/HTTP/WebDAV/Tools_parse_propfind.php
PEAR is up and running, PHP 5.2.4-1.fc7
Whenever I try to enable DAV Client under DAV Settings, the site blanks out, until I manually remove the Client directory and client.php file.
Every
#1
I have experienced the same problem. I'm running Drupal on a Windows server.
I notice that the install.txt says of the DAV client:
Manual installation would proceed similarly as for the DAV server (see
above), but involves several preliminary PEAR dependencies (at least
HTTP_Request, Net_URL, Net_Socket) and is left as an exercise for the
reader.
I don't need the exercise :) -- it would be nice if the documentation was a little more explicit as to what the client needed (especially since PEAR doesn't seem to tell us.) But could the blanking out issue be related to missing PEAR dependencies?
Thanks!
#2
I confirm this problem. Any one found the solution?
Even without Client installed, is DAV usable?