Features/Transfer to many options: Difference between revisions

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*** <del>Firstly, this sets up the paths "SSLCertificateFile" and "SSLCertificateKeyFile", which are required for HTTPS over SSL.</del>

*** <del>Secondly</del>This sets up "/var/www/web1/web" as the "webdav" folder. In other words, whetever entries are present in this folder, will be made available for the client XOs.

** ~~<del>~~Generate authentication file for the webdav folder. These user-password credentials will be asked whenever a client tries to access the webdav folder. For example, the following list of commands sets "test" as the user, and "olpc" as the password.

** Generate authentication file for the webdav folder. These user-password credentials will be asked whenever a client tries to access the webdav folder. For example, the following list of commands sets "test" as the user, and "olpc" as the password.

<code>sudo htpasswd -c /var/www/web1/passwd.dav test

New password: <olpc>

Re-type new password: <olpc>

Adding password for user test</code~~></del~~>

Adding password for user test</code>

** Start service "httd".

** ALL THESE STEPS WOULD BE DONE AS PART OF OOB STAGE.

* '''[Code-Requirements] Setting up WebDAV on a server XO.'''

** "httpd" will have to be patched, so that PROPFIND also returns Sugar's metadata as properties (in obvious addition to the standard WebDAV properties [http://rfc-ref.org/RFC-TEXTS/2518/chapter13.html])

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* '''[User-Workflow] Exporting Data to WebDav, on a server XO.'''

** Sascha's JournalToWebDAV workflow.

** Add "Share" listview in the bottom panel-tray; that would make a total of 4 types of listview - Journal, Documents, Mounted-Drives, Share.

*** step 1

** "Share" would follow all the schematics of "Documents" type. After all, "Share" is just a folder in the filesystem (like "Documents").

*** step 2

** The corresponding folder is "/var/www/web1/web" (as configured in "/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf").

*** step 3

** All entries in the "Share" folder would be available to client XOs.

*** step 4

** Alternatively,

*** Add "Share" listview in the bottom panel-tray; that would make a total of 4 types of listview - Journal, Documents, Mounted-Drives, Share.

*** "Share" would follow all the schematics of "Documents" type. After all, "Share" is just a folder in the filesystem (like "Documents").

*** The corresponding folder is "/var/www/web1/web" (as configured in "/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf").

*** All entries in the "Share" folder would be available to client XOs.

* '''[Code-Requirements] Exporting Data to WebDav, on a server XO.'''

** ~~Sascha has already coded the first alternative.~~

** "Share" listview needs to be added on the lines of "Documents" listview. Code-reuse should be done as much as possible. Ideally, there should just be a difference of the "folder-path".

** For the second alternative, "Share" listview needs to be added on the lines of "Documents" listview. Code-reuse should be done as much as possible. Ideally, there should just be a difference of the "folder-path".

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 *** <del>Firstly, this sets up the paths "SSLCertificateFile" and "SSLCertificateKeyFile", which are required for HTTPS over SSL.</del>
 *** <del>Secondly</del>This sets up "/var/www/web1/web" as the "webdav" folder. In other words, whetever entries are present in this folder, will be made available for the client XOs.
-** <del>Generate authentication file for the webdav folder. These user-password credentials will be asked whenever a client tries to access the webdav folder. For example, the following list of commands sets "test" as the user, and "olpc" as the password.
+** Generate authentication file for the webdav folder. These user-password credentials will be asked whenever a client tries to access the webdav folder. For example, the following list of commands sets "test" as the user, and "olpc" as the password.
          <code>sudo htpasswd -c /var/www/web1/passwd.dav test
          New password:  <olpc>
          Re-type new password:  <olpc>
-         Adding password for user test</code></del>
+         Adding password for user test</code>
 ** Start service "httd".
 ** ALL THESE STEPS WOULD BE DONE AS PART OF OOB STAGE.
-* '''[Code-Requirements] Setting up WebDAV on a server XO.'''
-** "httpd" will have to be patched, so that PROPFIND also returns Sugar's metadata as properties (in obvious addition to the standard WebDAV properties [http://rfc-ref.org/RFC-TEXTS/2518/chapter13.html])
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 * '''[User-Workflow] Exporting Data to WebDav, on a server XO.'''
-** Sascha's JournalToWebDAV workflow.
+** Add "Share" listview in the bottom panel-tray; that would make a total of 4 types of listview - Journal, Documents, Mounted-Drives, Share.
-*** step 1
+** "Share" would follow all the schematics of "Documents" type. After all, "Share" is just a folder in the filesystem (like "Documents").
-*** step 2
+** The corresponding folder is "/var/www/web1/web" (as configured in "/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf").
-*** step 3
+** All entries in the "Share" folder would be available to client XOs.
-*** step 4
-** Alternatively,
-*** Add "Share" listview in the bottom panel-tray; that would make a total of 4 types of listview - Journal, Documents, Mounted-Drives, Share.
-*** "Share" would follow all the schematics of "Documents" type. After all, "Share" is just a folder in the filesystem (like "Documents").
-*** The corresponding folder is "/var/www/web1/web" (as configured in "/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf").
-*** All entries in the "Share" folder would be available to client XOs.
 * '''[Code-Requirements] Exporting Data to WebDav, on a server XO.'''
-** Sascha has already coded the first alternative.
+** "Share" listview needs to be added on the lines of "Documents" listview. Code-reuse should be done as much as possible. Ideally, there should just be a difference of the "folder-path".
-** For the second alternative, "Share" listview needs to be added on the lines of "Documents" listview. Code-reuse should be done as much as possible. Ideally, there should just be a difference of the "folder-path".