- From: <johns@bsfc.ac.uk>
- Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2008 11:44:54 +0000
- To: w3c-dist-auth@w3.org
Hi I am currently looking at redeveloping my employers website (www.bsfc.ac.uk) It has become a request that 3 other people are allowed to update the pages, but non of them are technical, so its going to be modify in dreamweaver and upload. Now, id like to know if its possible to use WebDav for this. Say, allow pages on www.bsfc.ac.uk/ be updated via web_dav but whilst also being publically available. I think it maybe better to redirect www.bsfc.ac.uk to www.bsfc.ac.uk/website/ and have something like the following in my httpd.conf file; Alias /website /export/httpd/html/website Alias /web_dav /export/httpd/html/website <Location /web_dav> DAV On ForceType text/plain </Location> Which if im right would allow public viewing, but also allow people to access it via DAV? Or could someone offer a better solution., what im hoping to achevie is Have a website hosted on www.bsfc.ac.uk which 4 people can update. Wether this be via Web_Dav or another method (i.e Adobe Contribute with DreamWeaver). P.s the server is running Apache2 on RHEL4. Regards John Paul **************************************************************** Birkenhead Sixth Form College This message is sent in confidence for the addressee only; If it has come to you in error please notify compserv@bsfc.ac.uk The contents of this e-mail are the personal views of the sender, which may not necessarily reflect those of the college. This message has been scanned for viruses. The college cannot accept any responsibility for any viruses which may have come from external sources. ****************************************************************
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