PUT Request failing with sslproxy ( https -> http )

Hi,


does anyone have an explanation for the following behaviour:

We implemented a customized Webdav Server based on
PHP-Pear::HTTP::WebDAV_Server, running with Apache HTTP Server.

-> This works well with Windows Explorer (Webfolder) and non-SSL connections
like http://iprobe.iklk.de/phprojekt-4.1/webdav.php/

-> It also works fine with most requests over SSL(proxy):
https://ssl.iklk.de/iprobe/phprojekt-4.1/webdav.php/

->> But the problem is: PUT requests over SSL will always produce an
unspecified error message "Beim Kopieren einer oder allen der ausgewaehlten
Dateien ist ein Fehler aufgetreten" (maybe translated as "Error during
copying one or more selected files").
If you look into Apache sslproxy logfile you see there is something wrong
with copying a file to the Webdav folder ...
----
[13/Apr/2004:18:56:32 +0200] 217.68.167.99 SSLv2 DES-CBC3-MD5 "HEAD
/phprojekt-4.1/webdav.php/Hochschulpolitik/p1.pdf HTTP/1.1" 200 - "Microsoft
Data Access Internet Publishing Provider DAV"
[13/Apr/2004:18:56:44 +0200] 217.68.167.99 SSLv2 DES-CBC3-MD5 "PUT
/phprojekt-4.1/webdav.php/Hochschulpolitik/p1.pdf HTTP/1.1" 70014 660
"Microsoft Data Access Internet Publishing Provider DAV"
----
.... HEAD works ok, but PUT is getting back response code '70014' ! (ups ...)


Any ideas what could happen here?



thx4all : michael


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AW: PUT Request failing with sslproxy ( https -> http )

Hm,

as follow-up to my last posting ... if I use WebDrive (
http://www.webdrive.com ) to connect to my WebDav site, it's working
perfectly without any trouble ... (let alone the problem, that my Norton
Personal Firewall seems in no case willing to allow =
WebDrive-SSL-connections
).

Very strange ... anyone knows about debugging or configuring Windows
Explorers WebDAV folders ? ( "Microsoft Data Access Internet Publishing
Provider DAV" )

thx4all : michael

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Betreff: PUT Request failing with sslproxy ( https -> http )

Hi,


does anyone have an explanation for the following behaviour:

We implemented a customized Webdav Server based on
PHP-Pear::HTTP::WebDAV_Server, running with Apache HTTP Server.

-> This works well with Windows Explorer (Webfolder) and non-SSL=20
-> connections
like http://iprobe.iklk.de/phprojekt-4.1/webdav.php/

-> It also works fine with most requests over SSL(proxy):
https://ssl.iklk.de/iprobe/phprojekt-4.1/webdav.php/

->> But the problem is: PUT requests over SSL will always produce an
unspecified error message "Beim Kopieren einer oder allen der =
ausgewaehlten
Dateien ist ein Fehler aufgetreten" (maybe translated as "Error during
copying one or more selected files").
If you look into Apache sslproxy logfile you see there is something =
wrong
with copying a file to the Webdav folder ...=20
----
[13/Apr/2004:18:56:32 +0200] 217.68.167.99 SSLv2 DES-CBC3-MD5 "HEAD
/phprojekt-4.1/webdav.php/Hochschulpolitik/p1.pdf HTTP/1.1" 200 - =
"Microsoft
Data Access Internet Publishing Provider DAV"
[13/Apr/2004:18:56:44 +0200] 217.68.167.99 SSLv2 DES-CBC3-MD5 "PUT
/phprojekt-4.1/webdav.php/Hochschulpolitik/p1.pdf HTTP/1.1" 70014 660
"Microsoft Data Access Internet Publishing Provider DAV"
----
.... HEAD works ok, but PUT is getting back response code '70014' ! (ups =
....)


Any ideas what could happen here?



thx4all : michael


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