IIS 7.5 (W2K8R2) WebDAV unable to rename files

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lyonrouge

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Topic # 96335 25-Jan-2012 14:16

I have a WebDAV server (IIs 7.5 with WebDAV installed) that we can write and delete files from but not rename. I've checked the file permissions and they seem fine but I suspect that as WebDAV is also a versioning system, perhaps it is blocking the rename as this may break a version tree?

All other aspects are working fine, i.e. HTML directory browsing and drive mapping via @SSL.

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Reply # 573219 25-Jan-2012 16:24

Don't know the answer, but...

Does it work over http?
What does the log say about the attempt?

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Reply # 573226 25-Jan-2012 16:56

read and write but how about modify?

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Reply # 573316 25-Jan-2012 21:51

Yes, HTTP(S) is working and nothing is being written to event log

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Reply # 573496 26-Jan-2012 11:03

An update : from the IIS logs (%SystemDrive%\inetpub\logs\LogFiles) I can see the WebDAV MOVE command being attempted, but nothing is logged as to why it cannot complete. I tried executing a folder MOVE as this two failed.

I test from another machine using the UNC path for the folder (to test security) and I can create, delete, rename and move files that way, but not via WebDAV.

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Reply # 573515 26-Jan-2012 11:41

Tested internal access and works fine, tested external and not working, so I suspect it's an issue with TMG, the investigation continues ...

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Reply # 573565 26-Jan-2012 13:14

lyonrouge: Tested internal access and works fine, tested external and not working, so I suspect it's an issue with TMG, the investigation continues ...

Same client spec or different?

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Reply # 573601 26-Jan-2012 13:59

Same client software (BitKinex) different machines.

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Reply # 574543 29-Jan-2012 10:00

Answer : The SSO reverse proxy (Threat Management Gateway) does not support WebDAV MOVE operation. Changed the external facing URL for HTML (browse / read) and provided a new passthrough rule for write access.