You need to use the full path to the resource. eg:
/slide/files/Perso/alice. The command line client has problems with
relative paths for some methods.
-James
James Mason
Adventist Health
Programmer/Analyst
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Hi,
I am using the slide-2.0/tomcat-5.0.19 bundle. I am trying setup ACLs on
collections I have created. My tree looks like this:
/files
|-/Perso
| |-alice
| |-bob
| |-charles
...
As I try to setup ACLs using the Slide WebDAV commandline client (v
2.0), I have the following issues:
[PATROUILLE] /slide/ $ cd files/Perso
[PATROUILLE] /slide/files/Perso/ $ grant all on alice to alice
grant DAV::all on alice to /alice
Error: PropFind didn't return an AclProperty!
[PATROUILLE] /slide/files/Perso/ $ grant DAV all on alice to alice
Syntax error. "help" for more info
[PATROUILLE] /slide/files/Perso/ $ Error: line 1:88: expecting EOL,
found 'on'
[PATROUILLE] /slide/files/Perso/ $ Error: line 1:7: expecting EOL, found
'to'
[PATROUILLE] /slide/files/Perso/ $ Error: invalid command: alice
Thus I have some questions:
- Do I use the correct syntax tu put ACLs on my collections ?
- Is there a way to put ACLs with a client like DAVExplorer or do I need
to code my own client ?
- Is the command line parser from the slide CL client bound to be
reviewed ? I was thinking about something like a Java library similar to
the well-known 'readline' (used in bash for instance), with word
completion and command history - as soon as I have some time...
Regards
J.B.L
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