Hi! Thanks for the last answer but I have another question regarding the Overwrite Header: 1. What is the default of the Header if it's not given? From the example I assume it's T 2. When I do an Overwrite and the DELETE fails for some resources, what do I do? Of course I cannot copy the resources for which the destination still exists but what do I return in the multistatus? Do I simply append the DELETE errors to the COPY errors? Assume we have a/b/c/d and want to copy /a to /f/g where still resources like /f/g/h exist. Now h will produce a 403 when trying to delete it. Hm, right now I would say, I cannot delete h thus I cannot delete g and thus I cannot copy anything.. Is this the right solution? ;-) I like the details.. ;-) best, ChristianReceived on Wednesday, 29 December 1999 17:40:15 GMT
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