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Revision as of 21:00, 1 March 2011
Below you there is a list of WebDAV clientes grouped by Operating System. Once you have installed any of these tools, you can access to OpenKM repository with this URL:
http://your-domain.com/OpenKM/repository/default/okm:root.
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Since OpenKM 5.0 WebDAV is disabled by default. If you want to enable it, add
system.webdav≠on to your OpenKM.cfg configuration file. Starting with OpenKM 5.1 this property will be renamed to: system.webdav.server≠on |
Windows
From Windows you can access OpenKM repository exposed via WebDAV using one o this tools:
- http://www.netdrive.net/ (Free for home use but does not handle document versioning properly)
- http://www.webdrive.com/ (The recommended option and create a new document version when you save the modifications)
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This page from Greenbytes is an excellent resource to analyze & fix problems with your Windows WebDAV client. |
You can try connecting directly using windows networking:
- open networking
- connect as network resource
- write url http://host:8080/OpenKM/repository/default/okm:root
- write user and password
Mac
From OSX you can use:
- http://cyberduck.ch/
- http://www.webdrive.com/ (Yes, there is a version for Macintosh OS/X)
Linux
From Linux you can use:
For example, in Ubuntu or any Debian-based Linux distro you can install this utility this way:
$ sudo aptitude install davfs2
See also:
