[Dav-linuxfs] regression with versions after 1.2.1

[Noah D. <noa...@gm...>]

With davfs2 versions after 1.2.1 I cannot create files (greater than
some small size).  Instead I get back a write error, and a zero byte
file is created with the appropriate name.  However, this only seems
to occur with programs which use the qt graphical toolkit.  Command
line and gtk apps can write large files.

If a file is sufficiently small, it can be written via a qt
application.  For example, a text file of "hello, world!" can be
written by qt applications to a davfs2 mounted filesystem.  I'm not
sure what the upper bounds is on the size yet (or if it even matters).

The server is 'Apache/2.2.8 (Debian) DAV/2'.  I have root access on the server.

Client systems:  ubuntu hardy/8.04 beta1 amd64;  debian etch i386

hardy is shipping with 1.2.1, but I couldn't get davfs2 working with
autofs.  It seems that was fixed with 1.2.2, but then I cannot write
larger files anymore.  1.3.0 exhibits the same issue as 1.2.2

for testing, i'm building from the source tarballs, all defaults used
( ./configure && make && sudo make install )

--
Configuration for building davfs2 1.2.1:

  Install Prefix:            /usr/local
  Compiler:                  gcc
  Large File Support:        no
  Neon Library:              library in /usr (0.26.4)
                             SSL is supported by neon
  National Language Support: libc
--
Configuration for building davfs2 1.2.2:

  Install Prefix:            /usr/local
  Compiler:                  gcc
  Large File Support:        no
  Neon Library:              library in /usr (0.26.4)
                             SSL is supported by neon
  National Language Support: libc
--
gcc (GCC) 4.2.3


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Noah Dain
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