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<fontfamily><param>Lucida Grande</param>OmniWeb offers two ways to
save HTML that you've edited: you can save it to disk, or you can send
it back to the server whence it came. The latter isn't always
possible, as it depends on whether the server allows it. For FTP
servers, you must be logged in as a user who has write permission to
the file. For HTTP servers, you need to be authorized to use the HTTP
PUT command.


I have configured Apache according its documentation to accept PUT
commands in the httpd.conf file:

<<Directory />

    Options FollowSymLinks

    Allow from all

<</Directory>


Still it doesn't work.


When I try to use the command "Store" I get the following error
message:


Unable to store the file

OmniWeb was unable to store the file on its original server. The most
common reason for this is a lack of permission. The reason given was:


Server returns "Method Not Allowed" (400)



Is it an Apache (Apple version) bug or what? Am I missing something?
(of course the mod_access module is activated - by default I think...)


mc


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