Another note...make sure WebDAV is first working. Try to access a webdav
content on the server by opening up Konqueror and typing -
webdav://server/sitename <-- if you are prompted and are able to
authenticate then you are good on the webdav (from Linux). In Windows
(client you are testing from), make sure you have IE 6.0 and go to
FILE--OPEN and type http://spsserver/sitenme AND make sure the OPEN AS WEB
FOLDER option is checked. This will verify WebDAV on SPS in functional from
Windows perspective. If ANY of these tests fail, webdav is NOT set up
properly. You just need to make sure the tool you are using can actually
connect via webdav also. All are process of elimination.




"Russ" <rjkfsm@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> William Tasso wrote:
>> Russ <rjkfsm@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>> When I try to mount it with davfs2, I get:
>>>
>>> Could not contact server:
>>> 401 Unauthorized
>>> WebDAV Server error
>>>
>>> Yes, I provided it my username & password. Using a sniffer, I see that
>>> the error contains: "...your Web browser is sending a WWW-Authenticate
>>> headerfield that the Web server is not configured to accept."
>>
>>
>> Have you checked webdav is configured/enabled on the server?
>>
>
> Isn't Sharepoint a WebDAV server?
>
> RK