The server neither, because debian can access all. I can see all files and directories, but no access to files.
WINDOWS 7 WEBDAV CLIENT NOT WORKING WINDOWS 7
But I do not want to use debain to solve my problem.Ĭonnecting from windows 7 client, give me the same behavior as the w2012r2 client. I did not tell debian to use any authentication nor any account/password.
If I mount the WebDAV share from debian, I can do everything I want with it. If I set the parameter BasicAuthLevel to 0 (= Basic authentication is disabled) and rebooted the client, it does not change the behavior. Also because debian CAN access all through WebDAV mount. Request filtering and IP filtering is still installed, but I can connect with any browser (from any client) to the WebDAV server, and see/readĪll files. I removed the windows+basic authentication feature completely, only anonymous authentication is left. Your solution helped to fix the problem, I struggled two days searching all around in google, microsoft and other forums. Unknown mimetypes are allowed (octet-stream). No filtering.Īll compatibility options are True (= enabled), and there is no requirement for SSL access. WebDAV setting states that "anonymous property queries" are allowed. The WebDAV authoring rule is that "all content" can be accessed by "all users" with all permissions (read/source/write). I will limit this topic to 3 Windows 7 Machines, and 2 SharePoint 2013 farms (although it affects a lot more machines). This issue is WebDAV related, involving both SharePoint 2013, and Windows 7. I read that webdav seems to behave quite unexpectedly with different versions of windows. Apologies if this is the wrong stack to post this in. Is "anonymous authentication" an authentication or not ? If this is so, why doesn't it work ? Or if not, does windows 2012r2 as a WebDAV client, NOT support anonymous access to files (that is not accordingly to what I need to edit remotely folders located on Windows Server 2003. The only puzzling on this page is by troubleshooting: "You have not enabled any authentication methods for your web site."
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