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Request already aborted #7713

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cyberduck opened this issue Jan 3, 2014 · 1 comment
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Request already aborted #7713

cyberduck opened this issue Jan 3, 2014 · 1 comment
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191e4f5 created the issue

When I try to synchronise WebDAV folder from server to local folder it works.

When I add some subfolders and files to local folder and start synchronisation again, the process creates these new (sub)folders on the server but it will upload no file. The message is this:

Upload failed (path to file to upload, looks correct)
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The message above do not help a lot. I did not cancel anything.

WebDAV server is running on my Ubuntu/Apache server. Autentication is anonymous basic. The WebDAV is not enabled from server root, the DAV module is enabled for one subfolder in document root only.

In apache2 error.log there is no error (containing name of the new folders or files). In access.log there is only MKCOL for folder creation but nothing for file transfer. I supose that the program will not attempt to transfer files to server but do not know why.

From Win7 it is possible to copy files to WebDAV sever with no problem.

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@dkocher commented

Please update to the latest snapshot build available.

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