weborf

In the next release (which is very close) weborf will have a partial support for webdav.It was tried with davfs, kde and gnome clients and it works. Of course the feature is disabled by default and works only if authentication is used.

Recently in debian unstable, weborf wasn't working anymore. Turns out that the debian maintainer of netbase decided to change the default value of IPV6_V6ONLY, to conform to BSD behavior.Only problem is that debian is setting this value as 1, against The Open Group's specification.

Recently in debian unstable, weborf wasn't working anymore. Turns out that the debian maintainer of netbase decided to change the default value of IPV6_V6ONLY, to conform to BSD behavior.Only problem is that debian is setting this value as 1, against The Open Group's specification.

Lates version supports IPv6 and IPv4 clients.From now on, all IPv4 addresses will be converted to IPv6 (for example in logs).

Lates version supports IPv6 and IPv4 clients.From now on, all IPv4 addresses will be converted to IPv6 (for example in logs).

Weborf 0.12 will have support for the OPTIONS http method, which is used by some DAV clients. ~~DISCUSSION~~

Weborf 0.12 will have support for the OPTIONS http method, which is used by some DAV clients.

Weborf 0.12 will have support for the OPTIONS http method, which is used by some DAV clients. ~~DISCUSSION~~

Weborf is now in the unstable version of debian. ~~DISCUSSION~~

Version 0.11 has been released.Download It includes: * Support for ETag header and If-None-Match header. Weborf will not re-send files that are cached into the browser * Fixed bug: malformed range header was able to cause segfault (Rev 251) * ... [More] Support for Last-Modified header (Rev 252) * Introduced optimizations in parsing request and sending an header * Will now send connection header if an old client is using keep-alive * Corrected sending post data to cgi-bin * Fixed REQUEST_UR… [Less]