Meybe, you need to add following URL as'network place' via 'My Network'.
#{self_uri(req)}/
"
else
res.body << "
Specify following URL on your WebDAV client.
#{self_uri(req)}/
"
end
end
def service(req, res)
if req.path_info.nil? || req.path_info.empty?
req.path_info = '/'
#elsif %r|^/~([^/]+)| =~ req.path_info
# user = $1
# path_info = $'.empty? ? "/" : $'
# req.instance_variable_set :@path, req.path_info
# req.path_info = path_info
end
# FIXME: supports keep-alive with apache2.
# somehow, we will got "cannot parse chunk" error from client.
@config[:HTTPVersion] == "1.1" and res.chunked = true
res["Connection"] = "close"
if req.path_info[-1..-1] == "/" && req.request_method == "GET"
dav_redir(req, res)
else
dav_handler.service(req, res)
end
end
end
if __FILE__ == $0
## pre-process for apache
env = ENV.to_hash # deep clone
#if env.has_key?("REDIRECT_URL") && !env["REDIRECT_URL"].empty?
# env["PATH_INFO"] = env["REDIRECT_URL"]
#end
# apache will unescape headers?? maybe mod_encoding's bug???
#env.has_key?("HTTP_DESTINATION") and
# env["HTTP_DESTINATION"] = WEBrick::HTTPUtils.escape(env["HTTP_DESTINATION"])
if File.exists? "./saradaconf.yaml"
begin
require 'yaml'
opts = YAML.load(File.read("./saradaconf.yaml"))
Hash === opts or raise TypeError.new("non Hash element from yaml")
rescue => ex
opts = nil
$stderr.puts "Error when loading config: #{ex}"
end
end
if $DEBUG
$stderr.puts "== headers ==", env.sort.map{|k,v|"\t#{k}= #{v}"}
end
SaradaCGI.new(*[opts].compact).start(env)
end