<p>Tonight I upgraded my firefox debian package, re-installed my favorites extensions (mozex,webDeveloper, ...) and <a class="reference" href="http://update.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=14&amp;vid=15&amp;category=Bookmarks">Bookmarks Synchronizer</a>. Well last time I tested it, there was support for FTP only, but now the thing can handle HTTP(S) PUT :) That's was <strong>THE</strong> missing feature, I love it now, it's a must-have !</p> http://base-art.net/Articles/13/ 2004-07-20T18:51:59.000001+02:00 http://base-art.net/Comments/9/ phil <p>Here is how I tweaked my private apache config:</p> <pre class="literal-block"> LoadModule put_module /usr/lib/apache/1.3/mod_put.so &lt;Directory /var/www&gt; EnablePut On AllowOverride Options &lt;Limit PUT DELETE PATCH PROPPATCH MKCOL COPY MOVE LOCK UNLOCK&gt; Order allow,deny Allow from XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX &lt;/Limit&gt; &lt;/Directory&gt; </pre> <p>(I'm not Apache guru at all, if you have a better solution. A require valid-user directive could be usefull here ;) Then in the firefox extension window, specify the path '/xbel.xml' for instance. Upload window displays an 'unexpected error', but it uploads successfully to /var/www/xbel.xml.</p> <p>Of course, your apache user (www-data ?) must have write-rights on /var/www. I didn't tested HTTPS though.</p> 2004-07-20T13:40:30.000001+02:00 http://base-art.net/Comments/8/ jkx How does it work ? I tested the http put without success. It doesn't even try to contact the server.