HEAD / failed: (403) about webdav-js HOT 7 CLOSED

Hey Niel, sorry to hear that... 403 is weird indeed. The toast appears to show that the HEAD request was forbidden too. I've not experimented much with nginx's WebDAV module, do you have a basic setup you could easily share with me that recreates the problem? I'll try and create a example config/docker-compose for nginx this week if I get time if not.

Thanks for the report!

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Thx for your help dom,

In my server setup I am using Plesk, where nginx and Apache work in tandem, with Apache serving dynamic content and nginx being used as a proxy serving static content.

So, webdav is running under apache2 and maybe I have to set header now in nginx, as I didnt have to set before. But I am really not experienced at all. Docker is also disabled in my vps :/

Greetings

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Thanks for the extra info. I'm guessing this happened only when updating to the latest version. which is a shame... The underlying mechanism should be the same, but it should be possible to bind to a specific version whilst I investigate this (you can run build/examples-tag.sh 1.1.0 which should generate fixed version configs at 1.1.0) but I'd be really interested in finding out if I can avoid this problem in the app directly so any configs you can safely share for nginx and/or Apache would be awesome.

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I've just pushed to a test branch which disables HEAD requests (if data-disable-check attribute exists on the page - so you'll need the updated header.html as well as source files). It's only a rough branch (and apparently I need to sort out the tests!) but would you be able to take a quick look and see if this fixes your problem when you have time please?

https://github.com/dom111/webdav-js/tree/feature/disable-head-requests

Thanks!

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Hi dom,

Thanks for the extra info. I'm guessing this happened only when updating to the latest version.

yes, you are right!

I've just pushed to a test branch which disables HEAD requests (if data-disable-check attribute exists on the page - so you'll need the updated header.html as well as source files). It's only a rough branch (and apparently I need to sort out the tests!) but would you be able to take a quick look and see if this fixes your problem when you have time please?

I tested it but it is still the same. I double checked it, also tested again with the old webdav-js.min (https://github.com/dom111/webdav-js/blob/82dce1a51f8810ba219ee6cb2b7fb04a5c89c015/src/webdav-min.js), which worked for me again.

greets

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I just saw that I forgot to set the attribut. It works by the way. :)

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Oh great! I'm glad this works! I'll add in some tests for this and get it merged to master in the next week or so. Thanks for reporting!

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