webdav - The webdav component
Component to configure the WebDAV Service.
The fully qualified hostname of the server.
The port the web server should run on.
The user the web server should run as.
The group the web server should run as.
The access allow line for the WebDAV root directory.
If defined with any value enables KX509 authentication.
List of user names. Each is given a separate directory on the server document root. Only works with KX509. The user names must match Kerberos principal (without realm). By default only the named user has WebDAV access to the directory for read and write but see below for additional access control mechanisms. This can also be a virtual user name (for a service owned directory), however the access control must then be configured using the resources below.
The read access for this directory. If not specified defaults to just the username of the tag, otherwise it will be the list of usernames as specified in this resource. These users will be granted read access to the directory. This resource is ignored if public_tag is set for this directory.
The write access for this user. If not specified defaults to just the username of the tag, otherwise it will be the list of usernames as specified in this resource. These users will be granted write access to the directory.
If set to true the read_tag resource will be ignored and any valid user (authenticated) will have read access to the directory.
If set to true the read_tag and public_tag resources will be ignored and anyone (anonymous and unauthenticated) will have read access to the directory.
Unix group to create directory as (with bit set so new files will inherit the group of the directory). If unset uses the default webdav group.
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