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From: Kevin McMurtrie on 20 Mar 2010 13:26
In article <jwolf6589-B681D7.05411220032010(a)nntp.charter.net>,
John <jwolf6589(a)NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote:

> I just made a change to CERM and found it more convenient to mount my
> server via WEBDAV in the finder and do my changes instead of using my
> FTP application. However to my horror (this is the second time I have
> had this problem in Snow Leopard and I never had it in Tiger) HTML files
> are uploaded but copy over at 0 bytes. So I had to launch and do the job
> via the FTP application anyways. I also noticed that the audio file I
> transferred also copied over at 0 bytes and I likewise also had to use
> my FTP app to do the job. I also never experienced this problem in Mac
> OSX Tiger. I am not sure if this is a Mac problem or a hostgator
> problem, so I will be contacting their tech support. But if you know
> what is causing this please let me know, thanks..
>
>
> John

I've worked a bit with WebDAV in the past and found that most
implementations are seriously buggy because it's not commonly used. I
seem to recall that OS X had zero error checking. It could create a
file, mess up the data transfer, get back HTTP 400, and report that all
was OK.
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