webdav - set up basics

Discussion in 'General' started by smokinjo, Aug 29, 2018.

  1. smokinjo

    smokinjo Member

    Hello,

    I am starting to discover different tools with in ISPConfig. I have lots to learn and discover:)
    It I create a user account for webdav, there should be a "webdav" folder created in that domains folder, right? Like this:
    website.com/webdav/folder
    Then, when I go and add this to my email program, I will enter the username I chose, and the password, and use the above noted url to reach it, right?

    I ask, because I created a user, and th webdav folder did not show up inthe domains folder.

    Thanks for feedback.

    Joseph
     
  2. Taleman

    Taleman Well-Known Member HowtoForge Supporter

    What does the ISPConfig manual say about this?
     
  3. smokinjo

    smokinjo Member

    Well, Taleman, thanks for replying.

    The reason that I asked the question, is because the only reference to webdav is to explain how to fill out each field, and how to set the number of webdav users per client. I needed input from others with maybe more knowledge beyond that found in the manual.

    My question pertained to what might have happened in my case, where the webdav folder did not appear.
    I tried it on 2 different websites with the same result of a missing webdav folder.

    The webdav folder is supposed to appear in the main directory of the domain, from what I understand.

    Thanks

    Joseph
     
  4. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    The folder for the user will get added in the webdav folder of the site, which already exists even if there is no webdav in use. It is not added inside the web directory.
     
  5. smokinjo

    smokinjo Member

    OK, thanks!

    I have seen that before, but it never "clicked" as to this being for webdav becuase I did not know what it was befre;-)

    I will have a second try and see what happens. I'll come back with comments/questions after testing.

    Joseph
     

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