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Netware WebDAV requires cookie set before authentication #2116
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Can you install the latest nightly build (3faadb6) which logs the HTTP headers in the log view (Command-L) and post the transcript here. Or is it possible for me to connect to this server? The latest nightly build is available from http://update.cyberduck.ch/nightly. |
Here's the logged data. Including me clicking login again and the successful login.
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I suppose the server denies the first authentication because it wants to see the |
I did some tests and I agree that the source of the problem is most likely the webdav implementation of Netware WebDAV. However, a hint on a workaround for cyberduck: Goliath, a (very old) webdav program for download at http://www.webdav.org/goliath/ does not give an error when connecting to the netware webdav server. Im not into cocoa or programming on OS X in any way, but maybe it's worth having a look at the source of goliath (GPL) to see how they have fixed netware support. |
Using cyberduck to connect to a webdav server from novell (netstorage) over https gives a login error and a prompt for a username and password. username and password were already saved and clicking login does result in a successful login.
Downloading a file over https/webdav results in the same problem, where each file will prompt for a new login. Quick looking a file does work though.
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