Remy Maucherat wrote: > > First, thanks a lot to your log, since I found a bug into the Catalina's > HTTP connector because of that :) > > > I repeat, that looks like an opportunity for Microsoft to show good > > faith. > > Well, they've added and used and products huge I'm often annoyed at Microsoft when they may not deserve it, because I have been a Unix bigot for 15 years or so. When I started with the Internet, Microsoft and IBM both refused to recognize or support TCP/IP. And I'm constantly aware of Microsoft's efforts to drive everyone to use their products, because those products don't run on my machine. But I can understand, if the webdav spec is fuzzy, that different people might support it in different ways. > > -----This Windows machine does not work --- > > > > 192.48.19.135 - - [08/Nov/2000:16:15:10 -0800] "OPTIONS / HTTP/1.1" 200 > > - > I wonder why it tries the root of the namespace ... My fault. I was curious whether it would say "Not webdav". But it didn't get that far, cadaver just timed out. > If you're building from CVS, you can probably give it another shot. > Otherwise, wait until we release M5 (one week). I'm behind a firewall here, so I guess I'll wait. ;-) Unless it turns up in one of the nightly builds I can ftp? Ray Allis
