[Linux] Re: File sharing app for apache?

[Adam Glass]

I also took a quick look at Knowledgetree and it does seem
interesting.  I've got a different question about it:  Does anyone
know if you are required to use their certified versions of Apache,
mySQL, etc?  Or can one just install their software in a system that's
already running the versions of those packages that came with the OS?

Thanks!
--Adam


On 3/7/07, Carl C. <cc@carlc.com> wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Danny Rathjens
> >
> > Perhaps webdav.
> > http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_dav.html
>
> Nice... The only trick is it requires manual configuration to an extreme.
>
> > From: "David Williams"
> >
> > Only thing I know of is SVN, which might be too complicated.
> >
> > That said, it didn't take me that long to set it up when I was playing
> > around with it.  It will do exactly what you want.
>
> I looked that over, that seems to use the webdav Danny recommends, and
> it does it at a higher level. This is a possible solution that won't require me
> to code the entire project.
>
> > From: Moti Levy
> >
> > Maybe this ?  http://www.knowledgetree.com/community
>
> Now if that was FREEWARE, I would have loaded it in a heartbeat. That's
> cool, but I see it's sold as a "Commercial" open-source product. Or did anyone
> try the free version? Just curious if it works.
>
> Excellent ideas from this group as usual. Thanks!!!
> Carl
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