SteveKing <steveking@gmx.ch> wrote on 02/22/2005 02:49:44 PM:
> Can someone with an apache/PHP setup please try something for me?
> - create a section which you serve via DAV (the mod_dav module is loaded
> if you've setup subversion!). Then put a PHP script in there which
> generates a simple text file. (I'm not sure if PHP is even invoked for
> such a section or not).
> - Can you point your browser to that PHP file and see the text file or
> the PHP script?
> - Create a working copy with a new folder, add an svn:external pointing
> to the folder served by DAV and do an update. Do you get the text file?
>
> If that works, then the DAV way definitely is the way to go! Because
> AFAIK you can get the username which authenticated itself in a PHP
> script via apache variables and then generate an xml file accordingly.
I do not think this will work. DAV needs a DAV provider. Typically, in
your example, this would be the file system provider (mod_dav_fs), which
is going to want to look to the file system to respond to PROPFIND and
other DAV requests it will receive. I do not think there would be any way
to get PHP to step in without writing a special DAV provider.
Mark
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