Note: I am seeing the same bug, but in a slightly different setup:
* Ubuntu 13.04 up to date
* The server is jackrabbit stable
* If I mount it from nautilus with "connect to server" it fails most I/O operations with "I/O Error", including things like 'ls -l', as stat of each node fails.
* If I mount it as "sudo mkdir /media/jackrepo; sudo mount -t davfs 'http://localhost:8080/repository/default' /media/jackrepo" is works like a charm, including stat (ls -l) or opening fragments of a video
So I don't think the bug is at Libreoffice, but at the gvfs layer instead
Note: I am seeing the same bug, but in a slightly different setup:
* Ubuntu 13.04 up to datelocalhost:8080/repository/default' /media/jackrepo" is works like a charm, including stat (ls -l) or opening fragments of a video
* The server is jackrabbit stable
* If I mount it from nautilus with "connect to server" it fails most I/O operations with "I/O Error", including things like 'ls -l', as stat of each node fails.
* If I mount it as "sudo mkdir /media/jackrepo; sudo mount -t davfs 'http://
So I don't think the bug is at Libreoffice, but at the gvfs layer instead