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"nice to have" - one component less!

Currently, Windows 7 needs external clients such as Cyberduck or Bitkinex. The native Win7 Explorer doesn't function. Comparison with SabreDav and Milton has shown that is due to te datetime formatting (needs to be ISO 8601)

We log a lot of usage info and have a lot of user based options for setup.

Make it visible via the website for admins.

Based on the value of an attribute from a federation/identity provider, setup the user with a quota, cloud back end etc.

The setup logic should be in the main config file

WebDAV requires all kinds of clients to be tested. This is cumbersome to test for e.g. regression bugs. This issue is to take note that it would be Very Handy if we could find a more better, integrated way then just a manual test script.

This is a work in progress, finish it

not an internet date, such as getlastmodified (the WebDAv properties...)

....needed for management console. Of course, this can be done in MySQL, but we can make that more friendly, no?

We read the user-based configuration, but currently we set up everything system wide... Make that more flexible

It looks like IE is "read-only". Main reason could be that Lift uses an older jQuery version, so we should try adding a local higher version of jQuery.

Until that time, we advies to use Chrome - which is now the largest browser anyway.

jclouds provides an abstraction layer to multiple cloud storage back ends. By using it as a "filesystem driver" we get a lot of cloud back ends - and a lot of testing ;-)

It looks like IE is "read-only". Main reason could be that Lift uses an older jQuery version, so we should try adding a local higher version of jQuery.

Until that time, we advies to use Chrome - which is now the largest browser anyway.

Seems like CloudDrive has problem authenticating nautilus built-in WebDAV client. Problem is caused by wrong parsing of authentication parameters, more precisely value of "cnonce" parameter. In nautilus value of "cnonce" parameter is consisted of alphanumeric characters, ending with 2 "=" characters (Not sure if this is always the case). This causes wrong parsing, since delimiter in parsing function is "=", not expecting that there can also be "=" character in "cnonce" value.

Suggested fix:
in file src/clouddrive/src/main/scala/clouddrive/WebDAVAuth.scala, line 176, change
val lline = line split "=" -> val lline = line.split("=", 2) //or something neater