Please create a bug/issue in Bugzilla and attach your sources there.
That's the standard way for committers to review your contributions.
Thanks,
Carlos
Andy Depue wrote:
Is it a bad idea to post the sources to the list?
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Andy Depue wrote:
I have implemented a rudimentary read only principal store that delegates
principal information access to a simplified PrincipalStoreDAO. I say
rudimentary because it makes some assumptions on user information structure
that are specific to our needs, and might be limiting to
Can't remove event be called *before* the remove actions, because if you
call them after, the object no longer exists and you can't do test on it
(and rise a VetoException in some case ...)
Honoré David wrote:
Hi,
For our project we need to keep trace of any information object
(Node+Revisions .
Hi,
For our project we need to keep trace of any information object
(Node+Revisions ... let's call this an Entity), Including after deletion.
We want that when a user delete an entity via webdav these entity will
be moved to another place (and a reference to the new uri will be stored
in a prope
Hello Charli,
The short answer is no, it can't. But you can still alter the default
behaviour in your DAV client to make a lock request before getting the file
to open (that is the default behaviour in M$ web folders for example). The
most complicated solution would be to alter the default beha
hi,
i'm trying to use davfs in linux against slide. davfs mount properly the
slide filesystem, but only in read mode. Searching in google, i've read
that this is for davfs needs that files have been locked from the
server. Can slide lock the files automaticaly when any aplication use
the file?