Cannot copy files through webdav

[snaptec]

I installed owncload as described here:
http://owncloud.org/support/setup-and-i ... ux-server/
on a fresh ubuntu 10.04LTS Server

Everything looks fine as it should.

When I connect to own cloud through webdav (tested with my macbook and with another 10.04 Ubuntu server) I can see the files I should.
When I copy something to the webdav share it is visible but the size is always 0 Byte.

What did I do wrong her?

Even when I make a ls -lah on the mounted fresh copied webdav share
I get:
-rw-r--r-- 1 www-data www-data 0 2012-02-07

Hope anyone got a hint.

Love own cloud, but net the possibility to mount the share through webdav

Regards
Kevin

[Zakoon]

I have the same problem!

What guest system do you have? Ubuntu, too?

I'm running Ubuntu 11.10 and my ownCloud is on hosted webspace.

When I try to copy through terminal I get an input/output - error.

[jank87]

already solved this issues. Try cyberduck instead of finder! Works 100%

It seems that finder connects only via http while cyberduck allows a real webdav connection, you have to type in the server name in the url and in extended options (further below) you have to type the path to the webdav.php file.

[liane]

Same here, OSX Lion.

I can create folders, move, rename and delete files/folders, but any file uploaded is 0 bytes

Also, while cyberduck works ok, it cannot be considered even remotely as a workaround, not scriptable so auto synch is not an option etc...

[jank87]

Thats why I asked if someone knows a cool workaround for auto sync. The other teammates in my project are really unfamiliar with computers and teaching them is too much effort since they life far away :S They like dropbox (which is too unsafe for our project) and want a solution as simple as possible. Let me know if you found smth. interesting.

[snaptec]

Ahh I´m not the only one
I tried with another ubuntu 10.04 Server and OSX Lion as webdav client.

Cyberduck is working, but is there a real fix for finder planned?

I´m asking because the other users which use this want a real simple way.
I administrate their Macs and mounting them the Webdav is easy.
Tell them to use Cyberduck not

The really nice thing is the User Control / Share option.
That they have the possibility to involve other people in a couple of projects, managing that through the web interface, what a normal webdav/apache does´t allow, But the webdav connection is a main thing that has to work.

Does it have to do something with that errors in the apache error.log? got that very often:

[Tue Feb 07 14:52:17 2012] [error] [client 10.10.10.105] PHP Warning: DOMDocument::createElement(): unterminated entity reference xxxlink to a filexxx could not be located in /var/www/owncloud/3rdparty/Sabre/DAV/Server.php on line 213

[Tue Feb 07 14:52:33 2012] [error] [client 10.10.10.105] PHP Notice: session_start(): ps_files_cleanup_dir: opendir(/var/lib/php5) failed: Permission denied (13) in /var/www/owncloud/lib/base.php on line 171

[liane]

I guess that has to do with this bug report:
http://bugs.owncloud.org/thebuggenie/ow ... ues/oc-104

[snaptec]

yes, could be. But don´t know what they have changed from 2 RC1 to version 3.

[Vathek]

It also works fine with muCommander, while I get the same error on OSX Lion with the Finder. Still not a fix to the problem, but I hate the Finder anyway

[cloudonmac]

Hi,

can anyone tell me how you made cyberduck on mac os Snow Leopard work?
There are 2 protocols for webdav: webdav or webdav(http/ssl)
I tried both but I get an i/o-error.
server name: ip-address of my server
username and password filled in
path: path to webdav.php

and it doesn't work for me
regards
cloudonmac