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Configure WebDAV Server #314
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If you create httpd conf, it won't work, you have to find the one Apache is using. |
Synology overwrite custom config done in httpd.conf, but I have one config line "Include site-enabled/*.conf" in httpd.conf so it should include and load my file Is there any VirtualHost / Location dedicated for WebDAV or is completly different ? |
It's better to ask on Synology forums... I don't know |
I have the same problem on DSM5.2, I think it might be to fix the problem that install an Apache or Nginx server in the docker to provide a new WebDAV services for keeweb |
Yes, you can take existing docker container and customize it, e.g. make it inherit from nginx webdav, or apache webdav image. It should be pretty easy to do. |
Hello, I have the same problem Thanks for the web application, it is very good! |
@alebupal OPTIONS must work without authorization. I don't know how to configure synology thing though, probably makes sense to ask on some synology community. |
@antelle |
Added a link to Wiki. |
I looked at solution #703 for a solution but still have 401 issues. Is this no longer working? |
Hi, I have it working now and it works perfectly. https://image.prntscr.com/image/EORkNN9eSXeqqeRxI2SiOQ.png (I use chrome) Click on the link below to access. This will ask for webdav username and password but you can close it. the only thing that interested us was to remove the security message that chrome gives us. This way you will take the file, try again to put the file in keeweb and it should work. I suppose that if you do this with a ssl certificate you will not have this problem. As I access via vpn I do not use ssl |
I've set the httpd files on my NAS and I can see in the headers are update to match when I try to load a .kdbx file. If I input the url for the .kdbx in the browser I get the dialog box to input my credentials and it successfully downloads, if I try via KeeWeb and input the credentials I then get the 401 response header with WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="SYNO_WebDAV Storage" |
It's very strange, I have it working. |
@alebupal are you using a Synology NAS for the webDAV server? If so what is the version? Mine is at: DSM 6.1.6-15266. My Looking at your server settings in the above image some lines are different (outside of the redbox), that may also be causing this issue. Hrmmm |
@keiranlovett Ok, fantastic! |
Hello!
Before kicking me out, I have to tell you that i read many times the wiki page about configuring WebDAV but I don't get it and it's still not working :'(
My config is a Synology Server with DSM 6.0.2 and Apache.
I created a file "httpd-cors.conf" in /usr/local/etc/httpd/site-enabled with this:
But i still have "network error". Does my config is right ?
I also saw that my OPTIONS request return "401 Authorization Required"
Does anyone know if it's possible to enable it without authorization as asked on wiki page on Synology devices ?
Thanks
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