With this module, the WebDAV server for documents is activated.
You can then use any compatible browser to remotely see the attachments of OpenObject.
After installation, the WebDAV server can be controlled by a [webdav] section in the server’s config.
Server Configuration Parameter:
[webdav]:
enable = True ; Serve webdav over the http(s) servers
vdir = webdav ; the directory that webdav will be served at
this default val means that webdav will be
verbose = True ; Turn on the verbose messages of webdav
debug = True ; Turn on the debugging messages of webdav
since the messages are routed to the python logging, with
levels “debug” and “debug_rpc” respectively, you can leave
these options on
Also implements IETF RFC 5785 for services discovery on a http server, which needs explicit configuration in openerp-server.conf too.
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