> I guess this location ( the root of your web) is served by Embperl, isn't it
> ? If it is, it's actualy the CGI.pm inside of Embperl that gets triggered.
> The question is why ? Do you see an access to your web root with strange
> parameters in %fdat ?
I have the following code in my /init.html:
use CGI qw(:standard);
$cgi = new CGI;
The $cgi object is then used for cookie handling. I'm not so concerned
about all this now that I realize that this is not a hack, but rather
just some new software protocol. It's still annoying, though, because
the HTML forms on my site are very basic, so there shouldn't be any need
at all for webdav to get involved. The client software should be
sticking to standard HTTP if that's what is being presented by the
server, IMHO... the form has a simple POST method, and that's all the
client needs to use. Rather than have the client make tentative
requests, surely the header information that is provided by the server
should be used to tell the client what kind of server this is, and
whether the webdav protocol is being used...
I have heard of webdav, but never used it. It certainly sounds
interesting.
Thanks for the help, as always
-Neil
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