Hi All Monks,

Thanks for all feedback that come up !.
I found the bug, it was indeed a bug on the web dav implementation of the NetServe Web Server v1.0.51 from Net-X Solutions (http://www.netxsolutions.co.uk/).

I tried the exact same code on the "enemy" web server (Windows 2003 Internet Information Service) and it worked perfectly the first time around.

So i can only say that the "enemy" has apparently done a good job in the web dav implementation (at least in Windows 2003).

But i must try it out with other servers such has apache and so on.

PS 1: Note to Khen1950fx, thanks for your aswer but i was actually trying to access a webdav server using a perl program (that is suppose to run under Windows and Unix) and not trying to acess a web dav server using Windows Explorer.

PS 2: I hope i will be seeing you all giving my open source program a try (simplebackup http://migas.kicks-ass.org/index.php?pag=en.myapps&subpag=simplebackup), i hope it will backup to web dav servers and sftp servers in the future


Stay Happy,
Migas - Miguel

In reply to Re: Using HTTP::DAV by migas
in thread Using HTTP::DAV by migas

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