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avisi / grunt-webdav-sync

Synchronizes a local folder to a remote webdav folder as part of your Grunt build
https://npmjs.org/package/grunt-webdav-sync
MIT License
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Authentication Error #14

Closed samyerkes closed 10 years ago

samyerkes commented 10 years ago

Thanks for the awesome module! I'm excited to get it working cause it's going to save a lot of work for my team and I with this particular CMS we are using. Unfortunately I'm getting an authorization error when using the module.

I can log in with the same webdav url just fine via Finder.

I'm using https://username:password@url.com/path

Error: Resource requires authorization or authorization was denied For url: ... ...

Any ideas on what could be causing this?

samyerkes commented 10 years ago

After more investigation I feel like this is likely an issue on my end. My files can not be manually overwritten. I'm going to go ahead and close the issue myself. Thanks!

dviramontes commented 10 years ago

Hey Sam! Just out of curiosity are you able to write to /path in your setup ? also, Can you create files at the root ?

I was running into a similar problem but it turned out to be an issue with the webdav config

samyerkes commented 10 years ago

Hey @dviramontes , didn't know you were involved in this repo! I just got back from Boston for this year's T4 Forum (which is what sparked this idea). Missed you out there.

Anyways, yes, I can manually write to the /path in my set up( the /css folder), I can also write to the root but each time I get a The operation can’t be completed because the item “test.txt” is in use. error. Then it looks like the file is in the webdav just fine, but upon further investigation it ends up being empty.

Does that sound similar to your set up?

dviramontes commented 10 years ago

Not really involved but I was using it at one point. Now that I remember correctly, my issue with webdav was actually the permissions on the apache tomcat config. Not this plugin or my config. I never got around to solving it. I believe is solvable, but you probably have to have the right level access in the machine where T4 runs.

Good luck, hit me up by email if you wanna talk about this more.

samyerkes commented 10 years ago

Right on! Thanks @dviramontes