Tickets :: Comment on [#8356] Outlook 2007 WebDAV Not Publishing

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Comment	>> Outlook 2007 WebDAV doesn't work, as detailed in my mailing list post here: > > > > Since when does Outlook support WebDAV? How did you setup Outlook? > > > >> The upshot is that Horde returns a 500 Internal Server Error with no > >> useful debug and Outlook 2007 likewise displays a "Server error" > >> dialogue box. > > > > Apache is probably returning that error, not Horde. Did you check the > web server logs? > > > >> In the PUT function of lib/Horde/webdav.php, Horde sees these as the > >> values of the important variables when hit by Outlook: > >> path: kronolith/username/username_Calendar.ics > >> content_type: application/octet-stream > >> content: [null] > > > > Yeah, great. :) How is this supposed to work if Outlook is sending no > content, and that to wrong address? > > > >> The path that ends in x_Calendar.ics seems unaffected by URL rewrite > >> rules in Apache. > > > > Of course, because it's wrong. > > > >> I've got a couple of clues/hunches at this point to get it working. > >> Keep in mind this is simply to get Outlook working by any means > >> possible, it may not be desirable for Horde to adopt these measures: > >> 1. If the user-agent is Outlook, preg_replace $path s/_Calendar.ics$/.ics/ > > > > Ugly, but could be a workaround. > > > >> 2. Hard-code an entry into $list in webdav.php's _list function to > >> return a username_Calendar.ics entry > > > > Even uglier. What if Outlook at any point in time gets fixed > suddenly? What the user agent of Outlook anyway? And finally, how > would that fix Outlook not sending any content?
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