Good WebDAV client for Linux, that works w. Plone?

[Erik Forsberg-2]

Hi!

Can anyone recommend a good, preferrably commandline-based and
scriptable, WebDAV-client, that is compatible with the DAV
implementation in Plone/Zope?

Cheers,
\EF
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[Jean Jordaan-3]

> Can anyone recommend a good, preferrably commandline-based and
> scriptable, WebDAV-client, that is compatible with the DAV
> implementation in Plone/Zope?

http://www.webdav.org/cadaver/

Now if someone knows a better way to mount DAV shares into the
filesystem than http://0pointer.de/lennart/projects/fusedav/
I would be truly thankful.

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[Erik Forsberg-2]

Jean Jordaan <jean@...> writes:

> > Can anyone recommend a good, preferrably commandline-based and
> > scriptable, WebDAV-client, that is compatible with the DAV
> > implementation in Plone/Zope?
>
> http://www.webdav.org/cadaver/

Seems to work reasonably well. Recursive uploads with directories
seems to timeout, though. This is perhaps a known bug?

(I can trigger this by doing a 'mput *' standing in a local directory
that has files and subdirectories. When cadaver tries to upload the
subdirectory, it gets a timeout. This happends regardless of if the
subdirectory exists or not on the target server)

Btw, can I change the state of the content via WebDAV, i.e. set it to
'published'?

\EF
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[Jean Jordaan-3]

> Btw, can I change the state of the content via WebDAV, i.e. set
> it to 'published'?

How about PUTting an URL ending in:

   <CONTENT>/content_status_modify?workflow_action=publish

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