sample_wsgidav.yaml

# WsgiDAV configuration file
#
# 1. Rename this file to `wsgidav.yaml`.
# 2. Adjust settings as appropriate.
# 3. Run `wsgidav` from the same directory or pass file path with `--config` option.
#
# See https://wsgidav.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_guide_configure.html
#
# ============================================================================
# SERVER OPTIONS

#: Run WsgiDAV inside this  WSGI server.
#: Supported servers:
#:     cheroot, ext-wsgiutils, gevent, gunicorn, paste, uvicorn, wsgiref
#: 'wsgiref' and 'ext_wsgiutils' are simple builtin servers that should *not* be
#: used in production.
#: All other servers must have been installed before, e.g. `pip install cheroot`.
#: (The binary MSI distribution already includes 'cheroot'.)
#: Default: 'cheroot', use the `--server` command line option to change this.

server: cheroot

#: Server specific arguments, passed to the server. For example cheroot:
#:   https://cheroot.cherrypy.dev/en/latest/pkg/cheroot.wsgi.html#cheroot.wsgi.Server
# server_args:
#     max: -1
#     numthreads: 10
#     request_queue_size: 5
#     shutdown_timeout: 5
#     timeout: 10

# Server hostname (default: localhost, use --host on command line)
host: 0.0.0.0

# Server port (default: 8080, use --port on command line)
port: 8080

# Transfer block size in bytes
block_size: 8192

#: Add the MS-Author-Via Response Header to OPTIONS command to allow editing
#: with Microsoft Office (default: true)
add_header_MS_Author_Via: true

hotfixes:
    #: Handle Microsoft's Win32LastModifiedTime property.
    #: This is useful only in the case when you copy files from a Windows
    #: client into a WebDAV share. Windows sends the "last modified" time of
    #: the file in a Microsoft extended property called "Win32LastModifiedTime"
    #: instead of the standard WebDAV property "getlastmodified". So without
    #: this config option set to "True", the "last modified" time of the copied
    #: file will be "now" instead of its original value.
    #: The proper solution for dealing with the Windows WebDAV client is to use
    #: a persistent property manager. This setting is merely a work-around.
    #: NOTE: Works with Win10, can't work with Win7. Other versions untested.
    emulate_win32_lastmod: false
    #: Re-encode PATH_INFO using UTF-8 (falling back to ISO-8859-1).
    #: This seems to be wrong, since per PEP 3333 PATH_INFO is always ISO-8859-1
    #: encoded (see https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3333/#unicode-issues).
    #: However it also seems to resolve errors when accessing resources with
    #: Chinese characters, for example (see issue #73).
    re_encode_path_info: true
    #: Force unquoting of PATH_INFO. This should already be done by the WSGI
    #: Framework, so this setting should only be used to fix unexpected problems
    #: there (false fixes issue #8, true fixes issue #228).
    unquote_path_info: false
    #: Hotfix for WinXP / Vista: accept 'OPTIONS /' for a 'OPTIONS *'
    #: (default: false)
    treat_root_options_as_asterisk: false


# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SSL Support

#: The certificate should match the servers hostname, so the bogus certs will
#: not work in all scenarios.
#: (Paths can be absolute or relative to this config file.)

# ssl_certificate: 'wsgidav/server/sample_bogo_server.crt'
# ssl_private_key: 'wsgidav/server/sample_bogo_server.key'
# ssl_certificate_chain: null

#: Cheroot server supports 'builtin' and 'pyopenssl' (default: 'builtin')
# ssl_adapter: 'pyopenssl'

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#: Modify to customize the WSGI application stack.
#: See here for an example how to add custom middlewares:
#:   https://wsgidav.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_guide_configure.html#middleware-stack
middleware_stack:
    - wsgidav.mw.cors.Cors
    # - wsgidav.mw.debug_filter.WsgiDavDebugFilter
    - wsgidav.error_printer.ErrorPrinter
    - wsgidav.http_authenticator.HTTPAuthenticator
    - wsgidav.dir_browser.WsgiDavDirBrowser
    - wsgidav.request_resolver.RequestResolver  # this must be the last middleware item

# ==============================================================================
# SHARES

#: Application root, applied before provider mapping shares, e.g. 
#:   <mount_path>/<share_name>/<res_path>
#: Set this to the mount point (aka location) when WsgiDAV is running behind a 
#: reverse proxy.
#: If set, the mount path must have a leading (but not trailing) slash.
mount_path: null

#: Route share paths to DAVProvider instances
#: By default a writable `FilesystemProvider` is assumed, but can be forced
#: to read-only.
#: Note that a DomainController may still restrict access completely or prevent
#: editing depending on authentication.
#:
#: The following syntax variants are supported to use FilesystemProvider:
#:     <share_path>: <folder_path>
#: or
#:     <share_path>: { 'root': <folder_path>, 'readonly': <bool> }
#:
#: or instantiate an arbitrary custom class:
#:
#:     <share_path>: { 'class': <class_path>, args: [<arg>, ...], kwargs: {<arg>: <val>, ...} }

provider_mapping:
    '/': '/path/to/share1'
    '/pub':
        root: '/path/to/share2'
        readonly: true
    '/share3':
        class: path.to.CustomDAVProviderClass
        args:
            - foo
            - 42
        kwargs:
            path: '/path/to/share3'
            another_arg: 42

#: Addional configuration passed to `FilesystemProvider(..., fs_opts)`
fs_dav_provider:
    #: Mapping from request URL to physical file location, e.g.
    #: make sure that a `/favicon.ico` URL is resolved, even if a `*.html`
    #: or `*.txt` resource file was opened using the DirBrowser
    # shadow_map:
    #     '/favicon.ico': 'file_path/to/favicon.ico'
    
    #: Serve symbolic link files and folders (default: false)
    follow_symlinks: false

# ==============================================================================
# AUTHENTICATION
http_authenticator:
    #: Allow basic authentication
    accept_basic: true
    #: Allow digest authentication
    accept_digest: true
    #: true (default digest) or false (default basic)
    default_to_digest: true
    #: Header field that will be accepted as authorized user.
    #: Including quotes, for example: trusted_auth_header = 'REMOTE_USER'
    trusted_auth_header: null
    #: Domain controller that is used to resolve realms and authorization.
    #: Default null: which uses SimpleDomainController and the
    #: `simple_dc.user_mapping` option below.
    #: (See http://wsgidav.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_guide_configure.html
    #: for details.)
    domain_controller: null
    # domain_controller: wsgidav.dc.simple_dc.SimpleDomainController
    # domain_controller: wsgidav.dc.pam_dc.PAMDomainController
    # domain_controller: wsgidav.dc.nt_dc.NTDomainController


# Additional options for SimpleDomainController only:
simple_dc:
    # Access control per share.
    # These routes must match the provider mapping.
    # NOTE: Provider routes without a matching entry here, are inaccessible.
    user_mapping:
        '*':  # default (used for all shares that are not explicitly listed)
            'user1':
                password: 'abc123'
                # Optional: passed to downstream middleware as environ["wsgidav.auth.roles"]
                roles: ['editor']
            'user2':
                password: 'def456'
                password: 'qwerty'
        '/pub': true  # Pass true to allow anonymous access

# Additional options for NTDomainController only:
nt_dc:
    preset_domain: null
    preset_server: null

# Additional options for PAMDomainController only:
pam_dc:
    service: 'login'
    encoding: 'utf-8'
    resetcreds: true


# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# CORS
# (Requires `wsgidav.mw.cors.Cors`, which is enabled by default.)
cors:
    #: List of allowed Origins or '*'
    #: Default: false, i.e. prevent CORS
    allow_origin: null
    # allow_origin: '*'
    # allow_origin:
    #   - 'https://example.com'
    #   - 'https://localhost:8081'

    #: List or comma-separated string of allowed methods (returned as
    #: response to preflight request)
    allow_methods:
    # allow_methods: POST,HEAD
    #: List or comma-separated string of allowed header names (returned as
    #: response to preflight request)
    allow_headers:
    #   - X-PINGOTHER
    #: List or comma-separated string of allowed headers that JavaScript in
    #: browsers is allowed to access.
    expose_headers:
    #: Set to true to allow responses on requests with credentials flag set
    allow_credentials: false
    #: Time in seconds for how long the response to the preflight request can
    #: be cached (default: 5)
    max_age: 600
    #: Add custom response headers (dict of header-name -> header-value items)
    #: (This is not related to CORS or required to implement CORS functionality)
    add_always:
    #    'X-Foo-Header: 'qux'

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Property Manager
# null: (default) no support for dead properties
# true: Use wsgidav.prop_man.property_manager.PropertyManager
#       which is an in-memory property manager (NOT persistent)
#
# Example: Use persistent shelve based property manager
#     property_manager:
#        class: wsgidav.prop_man.property_manager.ShelvePropertyManager
#        kwargs:
#            storage_path: 'wsgidav-props.shelve'

property_manager: null

#: Optional additional live property modification
#: Note: by default live properties like file size and last-modified time are
#: read-only, but that can be overriden here if the underlying DAV provider
#: supports it. For now only the FileSystemProvider supports it and only namely
#: changes to the last-modified timestamp. Enable it with the mutable_live_props
#: list as below to allow clients to use the utime system call or e.g. the
#: touch or cp / rsync commands with the preserve-timestamp flags on a mounted
#: DAV share.
#: Please note that the timestamp is set on the actual file or directory, so it
#: is persistent even for in-memory property managers. It should also be noted
#: that mutable last-modified may not be compliant with the RFC 4918.
mutable_live_props:
    # Enable to allow clients to use e.g. the touch or cp / rsync commands with the
    # preserve-timestamp flags in a mounted DAV share (may be RFC4918 incompliant)
    - '{DAV:}getlastmodified'


# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Lock Manager Storage
#
# null: No lock support
# true: (default) shortcut for
#     lock_storage: wsgidav.lock_man.lock_storage.LockStorageDict
#
# Note that the default LockStorageDict works in-memory, so it is
# NOT persistent.
#
# Example: Use persistent shelve based lock storage:
#     lock_storage:
#         class: wsgidav.lock_man.lock_storage.LockStorageShelve
#         kwargs:
#             storage_path: /path/to/wsgidav_locks.shelve
#
# Check the documentation on how to develop custom lock storage.

lock_storage: true


# ==============================================================================
# DEBUGGING

#: Set verbosity level (can be overridden by -v or -q arguments)
verbose: 3

logging:
    #: Enable logging when using wsgidav in library mode (always on, when running as CLI)
    enable: null
    #: Set logging output format
    #: (see https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging.Formatter)
    logger_date_format: '%H:%M:%S'
    logger_format: '%(asctime)s.%(msecs)03d - %(levelname)-8s: %(message)s'
    # Example: Add date,thread id, and logger name:
    # logger_date_format: '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'
    # logger_format: '%(asctime)s.%(msecs)03d - <%(thread)05d> %(name)-27s %(levelname)-8s: %(message)s'

    #: Enable specific module loggers
    #: E.g. ['lock_manager', 'property_manager', 'http_authenticator', ...]
    # enable_loggers: ['http_authenticator', ]

    # Enable max. logging for certain http methods
    # E.g. ['COPY', 'DELETE', 'GET', 'HEAD', 'LOCK', 'MOVE', 'OPTIONS', 'PROPFIND', 'PROPPATCH', 'PUT', 'UNLOCK']
    debug_methods: []

    # Enable max. logging during  litmus suite tests that contain certain strings
    # E.g. ['lock_excl', 'notowner_modify', 'fail_cond_put_unlocked', ...]
    debug_litmus: []


# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# WsgiDavDirBrowser

dir_browser:
    enable: true
    #: List of fnmatch patterns that will be hidden in the directory listing
    ignore:
        - '.DS_Store'  # macOS folder meta data
        - 'Thumbs.db'  # Windows image previews
        - '._*'  # macOS hidden data files
    #: Add a trailing slash to directory URLs (by generating a 301 redirect)
    directory_slash: true
    #: Display WsgiDAV icon in header
    icon: true
    #: Raw HTML code, appended as footer (true: use a default trailer)
    response_trailer: true
    #: Display the name and realm of the authenticated user (or 'anomymous')
    show_user: true
    show_logout: true
    #: Send <dm:mount> response if request URL contains '?davmount'
    #: (See https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4709)
    davmount: true
    #: Add a 'Mount' link at the top of the listing
    davmount_links: false
    #: Invoke MS Office documents for editing using WebDAV by adding a JavaScript
    #: click handler.
    #: - For IE 11 and below invokes the SharePoint ActiveXObject("SharePoint.OpenDocuments")
    #: - If the custom legacy Firefox plugin is available, it will be used
    #:   https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/office/developer/sharepoint-2010/ff407576(v%3Doffice.14)
    #: - Otherwise the Office URL prefix is used (e.g. 'ms-word:ofe|u|http://server/path/file.docx')
    ms_sharepoint_support: true
    #: Invoke Libre Office documents for editing using WebDAV
    libre_office_support: true
    #: The path to the directory that contains template.html and associated
    #: assets.
    #: The default is the htdocs directory within the dir_browser directory.
    htdocs_path: null