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Implementing a WebDAV filesystem with PHP and SabreDAV

By Quentin Zervaas, 29 March 2010 PHP WebDAV Download PDF (2 comments)

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Quentin Zervaas, 31 March 2010

Hi xrado

Yes, SabreDAV allows you to implement quota. Your node must implement the Sabre_DAV_IQuota interface. The Sabre_DAV_FS_Directory class which is used in this article implements that interface.

Check out the Sabre/DAV/IQuota.php file to see how to use the interface.

xrado, 30 March 2010

nice article! is it possible implement virtual quota with SabreDAV?

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