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Hi,
After upgrading from Lion to Mountain Lion a lot of my webdav folder authorizations disappeared. Some folders are still accesable and some not. Besides the migration nothing has been changed to the server (mac mini mid 2011). When I look in the server administrator all authorizations are okay.
I hope that somebody can help me with this problem.
Regards,
Cees Berens
Mac mini, OS X Server
are you speaking about accessing via the iwork suite?
No, I am talking about the folders on my server which I access via webdav.
I've also removed and added the accounts, but that did not solved the problem
Problem is solved. Solution is to remove '/webdav' at the end of the server url in the client. After removing I saw the complete list of folders again.
Sorry i did not get back sooner, that was my solution as well.
Call me dumb but...
I just upgraded my Snow Leopard Server to Mountain Lion Server. In SLS, I set up a URL called documents.<domain>.com and in the Web service pointed the URL to where my documents were and turned on WebDAV. To reach the file share from a Mac, we connected to server using htp://documents.<domain>.com.
NOW, in MLS, the WebDAV option does not exist in Web service. Instead, you create a Share with WebDAV as one of the access protocols.
Here's the dense part - what is the bloody URL that you use to reach this share that has WebDAV access turned on for?
Sorry - it is probably obvious. From above it looks like <servername>.<domain name>.com but not quite sure.
Thanks!
Webdav authorizations
