dAF2000

I meant the mkcol bug in this discussion: if you remove a directory on the server, dav-sync recreates it again (without any content). For me it's no problem because I will use -R and -M but it's not about me here ;)

Thanks a lot. I just tested it and the -R and -M options seem to work fine. The "mkcol bug" is still there but you didn't fix that yet, I assume. I use your tool because of the unidirectional sync so this really a good enhancement.

I think I've found a bug (or feature depending on how you look at it). It's easy to reproduce: create a repository and directory and push all local files to the webdav server using "dav-sync push". All is fine. remove a file from the webdav server. execute dav-sync push again. It reports no files have been uploaded, but still the webdav server is missing one. remove a directory from the webdav server. execute dav-sync push again. Only the directory is created using "mkcol" but the files in the directory...

Thanks. I will first see if I can reproduce it and see if it's solved after the check for 404.

I can reproduce it sometimes, but I don't know how to reproduce it. I will let you know if I know a "test case". I think it has something to do with files which were already transferred to the webdav server without using dav-sync and partial uploads (I just pressed CTRL-C while doing a dav-sync push). I just copied a directory to the webdav server and I saw the "mkcol". So, I think there's not really a bug but in some unusual cases dav-sync thinks a directory was already created, while it isn't....

Hi, Dav-sync does not seem to support directories within directories to sync. If I sync a directory which contains other directories, I get: put: /x/y/z Resource https:<webdav URL="">/x/y/z not found. That's because the directory /x/y hasn't been created on the server. Am I doing something wrong or does dav-sync not support this? Thanks for the software (and answer), David