RE: WebDAV configuration

I had thought about that but we do not currently run the FTP server at
all and did not want to run that server and open that port to off campus
if I did not have too. 

>>> chris.bipes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 3/3/2005 2:36:01 PM >>>
I don't know about WebDAV so I cannot help you there but I do know
about
FTP.  I prefer to use FTPS and have set only a few profile to be able
to use
the FTP Server via OpsNav.  I also block all submitted commands and
only
allow puts or gets and force them to a root directory that they cannot
back
out of.  In your case that would be /www/server/ and you can change
between
htdocs and webapps.

Chris Bipes
-----Original Message-----

I have an Apache/Tomcat server setup and working with the root
directory
set to www/server/htdocs and the jsps being run under Tomcat in
www/server/webapps/example. I can do drive mappings to the htdocs and
webapps/example directories and update the html and jsp files. I need
to
be able to update these files from off site and do not want to open up
windows drive mapping thru my firewall so I turned on WebDAV for this
server. When I setup the WebDAV folder in Windows I am directed to the
htdocs directory and can't leave that area. When I connect via WebDAV
I
would like to see both the htdocs and webapps directories so I can
update files in both.
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