“A couple of years ago, I became very fond of WebDAV. I replaced
all of my FTP servers with DAV. I began managing the content on all
of my websites via DAV. I even replaced most of my network file
systems with DAV.“Please note that this is not a tutorial on setting up DAV,
using DAV, or even telling you what DAV is. For that, you should
probably start here.“Today I’ll be talking about a small problem that you might have
managing your website with DAV, and what I do to get around
it…”
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