gentoo-overlay/www-apps/webdavcgi/files/postinstall-webdavwrapper-en.txt

Before you can run WebDAV CGI you need to configure your web server and WebDAV
CGI itself.

The following configuration snippet serves as an example for the Apache HTTPD
web server. You will have to adapt it to suite your own server and configuration
needs.

    ScriptAlias  /cgi-bin/ "${VHOST_CGIBINDIR}/"

    <Location /${VHOST_CGIBINDIR##*/}/>
        AuthType Basic
        AuthName "WebDAV-CGI"
        AuthUserFile ${VHOST_ROOT}/etc/users.htpasswd
        Require valid-user
        Order Allow,Deny
        Allow from all
    </Location>

    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteRule ^/${VHOST_APPDIR}/logout /${VHOST_CGIBINDIR##*/}/logout [PT,E=REALM:WebDAV-CGI,E=HOMEURL:/${VHOST_APPDIR},L]
    RewriteRule ^/${VHOST_APPDIR} /${VHOST_CGIBINDIR##*/}/webdavwrapper [PT,E=WEBDAVCONF:${VHOST_ROOT}/etc/webdav.conf,E=PERLLIB:${VHOST_ROOT}/lib/perl,L]


Afterwards you need to copy the default configuration file and edit it:
cp -p ${VHOST_ROOT}/etc/{webdav.conf-dist,webdav.conf}
\$EDITOR ${VHOST_ROOT}/etc/webdav.conf

Also make sure that all system users which should be able to login to WebDAV CGI
are able to access the installed files below ${VHOST_ROOT}.

For further informations study the online documentation which is located at:
http://webdavcgi.sourceforge.net/doc.html