Mac WebDAV clients and 'hidden' resource fork files

Some WebDAV servers on Macs send two files to the server through WebDAV.
One is the actual file (ie. 'test.txt') and another is a hidden
"resource fork" file (ie. '._test.txt').

One example is the Goliath WebDAV client. Here's a link from the Goliath
site explaining this
http://www.webdav.org/goliath/help0.9/chaps/rezforks.htm

This seems tolerable when using standard WebDAV like Apache mod_dav_fs,
but looks to me like a messy problem when using a Mac WebDAV client with
Subversion.

Has anyone else encountered this? Is it as much of an issue as it feels
to me at this point? Is there a straightfoward way to configure
Subversion to ignore these Apple resource fork files and not commit
them?

Any thoughts on this issue would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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Received on Tue Sep 23 23:07:56 2003