I can confirm that adding the statement:
if_match_bug 1
as the final line of the stock
/etc/davfs2/davfs2.conf
resolved this issue for me in 64-bit Ubuntu 9.10.
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Can't write via davfs2
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/466960
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I can confirm that this problem exists in 64-bit Ubuntu 9.10.
It's probably a somewhat higher-priority that one might imagine,
considering all the new online storage services.
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Can't write via davfs2
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I can confirm that this bug still exists with stock MyPasswordSafe. The
package on Hamish Downer's PPA continues to work with 64-bit Karmic.
To reiterate, Hamish Downer's corrected .deb is available at
http://ppa.launchpad.net/mishd/ubuntu/pool/main/m/mypasswordsafe/
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MyPasswordSafe crashes o
I'd like to bump this, if possible. The bug continues to exist in
64-bit Intrepid as updated today.
This is a bit of a pressing issue for myself and my company. All the
Sysadmins run either Hardy or Intrepid (no Windows workstations here,
with plans to roll out Linux workstations company-wide as
I can report the same behavior with slight variations.
The OS is Intrepid 64-bit. Installation was new rather than an upgrade
from Hardy. It was installed yesterday and customized throughout the
North American evening and during daylight hours today.
The computer is a Lenovo T61p laptop with bu
