Unfortunately, this won't be supported. The reason being that XP's WebDAV
implementation issues unauthenticated OPTIONS, PROPFIND, and MOVE requests
even when the client is authenticated. Because these requests fail on secured
DAV servers, OneNote fails to sync.

If you insist, there is an UNSUPPORTED work around to enable this scenario.
To do this, enable unauthenticated OPTIONS and PROPFIND requests on your DAV
server. Please do not, I repeat, DO NOT, allow unauthenticated MOVE requests
for security reasons. This allows XP OneNote clients to host notebooks on a
plain DAV server, but won't be able to rename or move sections.

To do this on Apache, edit httpd.conf to allow unauthenticated access for
PROPFIND and OPTIONS requests to the notebook.
Eg. "<LimitExcept PROPFIND OPTIONS>{authentication restrictions in
here}</LimitExcept>"

Expect a longer post on this matter in its own thread soon....

"SRB" wrote:

>
> My setup:
>
> WebServer: Apache 2.0
> DAV Package: mod_dav (don't know which version)
> Client OS: Windows XP
> Client Software: OneNote 2007
> Authentication: Basic authentication
>
> As I said before, I can save files to and from the WebDAV server with
> Word 2007, it's just OneNote 2007 that has trouble.
>
> Has anyone gotten OneNote WebDAV to work on Apache with some form of
> authentication to work??? Is it just not possible?
>
> SRB
>
> On Jan 28, 8:43 pm, Ilya Koulchin <ikoulch...********.com> wrote:
> > Can you tell us more about your setup? Which web server (and which
> > version) are you using? Which DAV package do you have on the server?
> > What OS are you running on the client? Is the server set up with any
> > sort of authentication or access restriction or SSL?
>
>
>