Converting an existing image to Merlin

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28. February 2012 at 21:54 #7152
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I’m trying to convert an image i pulled off one of the c90le’s with the bootagent into merlin so i can push via http instead of ftp, non pxe. I keep getting this error.

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[WebDAV error:Failure to get directory tree from remote machine. HTTP Response Code: 404 Error Code: 404]

is there any other way to convert .img to .i2d or SOMETHING? I’m at wits end. Thanks!
2. March 2012 at 11:43 #21863
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Do you have your Software Repository configured to use FTP AND http?
WebDav is used for http communication inside WDM.

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2. March 2012 at 13:19 #21869
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No it’s set for HTTP only. Our central networking services doesn’t allow FTP traffic
2. March 2012 at 15:50 #21873
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Can you then check if WebDav is working as expected?
Can you open the Rapport folder via browser (IE or Firefox)?

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2. March 2012 at 21:14 #21884
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Yes, doing localhost brings up the two directories, and i can navigate to rapport through it just fine.
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