Why bother setting up and installing complicated server extensions to get WebDAV support on your web server when you can get more flexibility by writing your own PHP module?
You can get the latest version from github.com. Then just upload the module to your admin panel to finish the installation.
This modules allows limited access to your cognifty installation via the WebDAV protocol. Although the access is limited, you can still access all the functionality you need to customize any part of a running system.
The only thing you can't do that you might need to do on a regular basis is download a datbase backup. Also, you can't access or clear the cache.
Move the folder "remotewebdav" into your local-admin folder.
For cognifty r18 and below:
Add the following to boot/local/default.ini [path] override.admin.remotewebdav=@sys.path@/local-admin/remotewebdav
Add the following to boot/admin/admin.ini [path] override.module.remotewebdav=@sys.path@/local-admin/remotewebdav
For cognifty r19 and above:
Add the following to boot/local/default.ini [path] override.admin.remotewebdav=@sys.path@/local-admin/remotewebdav
If there already is a [path] section, simply add the lines into that section.
Optional: add a group with the code 'radmin'. Add special users into this group.
If your webdav client asks for a server you should try one of the following:
example.com http://example.com https://example.com webdav://example.com webdavs://example.com
If your webdav client asks for a folder you should try one of the following:
/path/to/cognifty/admin.php/remotewebdav
Konqueror/KDE:
Add "webdavs://site.example.com/admin.php/remotewebdav/" to your Network Folders applet, or bookmark in konqueror
Windows XP (not working fully):
You might need this patch if you are on windows XP and are experiencing problems: http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B907306&x=16&y=13
Other programs which support webdav include: EngInSite DataFreeway Windows Vista: Should be like XP.
Mac OSX: Should behave as a normal webdav folder.