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WebDAV and Autoversioningyou think the influx of emails will still prove to be valuable notifications or not. Also, a smartpost-commit hook program can distinguish between a transaction created via autoversioningand one created through a normal Subversion commit operation. The trick is to look fora revision property named svn:autoversioned. If present, the commit was made by ageneric WebDAV client.Another feature that may be a useful complement for Subversion's autoversioning comesfrom Apache's mod_mime module. If a WebDAV client adds a new file to the repository,there's no opportunity for the user to set the the svn:mime-type property. This mightcause the file to appear as a generic icon when viewed within a WebDAV shared folder,not having an association with any application. One remedy is to have a sysadmin (or otherSubversion-knowledgeable person) check out a working copy and manually set thesvn:mime-type property on necessary files. But there's potentially no end to suchcleanup tasks. Instead, you can use the ModMimeUsePathInfo directive in your Subversion block:DAV svnSVNPath /var/svn/repositorySVNAutoversioning onModMimeUsePathInfo onThis directive allows mod_mime to attempt automatic deduction of the MIME type on newfiles that enter the repository via autoversioning. The module looks at the file's named extensionand possibly the contents as well; if the file matches some common patterns, thefile's svn:mime-type property will be set automatically.Client InteroperabilityAll WebDAV clients fall into one of three categories—standalone applications, file-explorerextensions, or filesystem implementations. These categories broadly define the types ofWebDAV functionality available to users. Table C.1, “Common WebDAV clients” gives ourcategorization as well as a quick description of some common pieces of WebDAV-enabledsoftware. You can find more details about these software offerings, as well as their generalcategory, in the sections that follow.Table C.1. Common WebDAV clientsSoftware Type Windows Mac Linux DescriptionPho-AdobetoshopcadaverStandalone XWebDAV applicationStandaloneWebDAV applicationImage editingsoftware, allowingdirectopening from,and writing to,WebDAVURLsX X CommandlineWebDAVclient supportingfile transfer,tree, andlocking operationsDAV Explorer Standalone X X X Java GUI tool372
WebDAV and AutoversioningSoftware Type Windows Mac Linux DescriptionAdobeDreamweaverOf-MicrosoftficeMicrosoftWeb FoldersGNOMENautilusKon-File-explorerWebDAV extensionKDEquerorMac OS XNovellDriveSRTDriveWebDAV applicationStandaloneWebDAV applicationStandaloneWebDAV applicationfor exploringWebDAVsharesX Web productionsoftwareable to directlyreadfrom andwrite to Web-DAV URLsX Office productivitysuitewith severalcomponentsable to directlyreadfrom andwrite to Web-DAV URLsFile-explorer X GUI file explorerpro-WebDAV extensiogramable toperform treeoperations ona WebDAVshareFile-explorerWebDAV extensionWebDAVfilesystem implementationNet-Drivemappingprogramfor assigningWindowsdriveletters to amounted remoteWeb-DAV shareWeb-WebDAV Xfilesystem implementationWebDAVfilesystem implementationXX GUI file explorerable toperform treeoperations ona WebDAVshareX GUI file explorerable toperform treeoperations ona WebDAVshareOperatingsystem thathas built-insupport formountingWebDAVshares.X File transfersoftware,which, among373
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