WebDav secured with SSL problem
Hi !
I'm installing Liferay as a WAR on Tomcat 6 on a new Ubuntu server. I want my portal accessible only via HTTPS, that's why I've enabled it via Apache. My config : Apache 2 (/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/001-https) Code:
<VirtualHost my.domain.com:443> But I have a problem with WebDav (provided by Liferay). When I try to access a Web Folder with Nautilus or via the command "sudo mount -t davfs https://my.domain.com/tunnel-web/sec...cument_library /media/webdrive/", I have an error that blocks me. Note that when I access the WebDav share directly from Tomcat at the address "http://my.domain.com:8080/tunnel-web/secure/webdav/pit/document_library", it works fine. The error from Nautilus is the following : Code:
DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus) Code:
Please enter the username to authenticate with server I found nothing on the net. Thanks ! Pit |
If you use basic auth maybe "sudo mount -t davfs https://login: password@domain.com/some/path /media/webdrive/" works?
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Thank you for your response.
That's too bad, it says "/sbin/mount.davfs: invalid URL". Where do you think the problem come from ? |
OK, so it clearly seems that the problem comes from the Digest Authentication.
I've disabled digest_auth and enabled basic_auth and try again as you said with Nautilus and it worked ! \o/ So, what do you think the problem is ? Other question : is it secure enouth to use Basic Auth when we are SSL encrypted ? Thanks ! Pit |
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* Debug output ultimately should go to the maintainer (mailing list?) of DavFS at http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/davfs2. If you post it here at least scrub client and server names slash IP addresses, obfuscate logins and any other unique identifiers and post complete transaction lines (not snippets) in (preferably) BB code. |
Thank you !
I'll try that if I have time and I'll do has you said if I find a solution. ;-) Do you think I must tag this thread as "SOLVED", even if it's not entirely resolved ? |
No, if it's not solved then you best don't.
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