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Have been trying to get CalDav and CardDav working with OSX apps, Calendar, Contacts and Thunderbird lightning.
When it was first implemented, I got it working for a while but now can't get it going again.
All options in config are set.
I can open the dav.php page in the browser, login and and see all the items. Seems all is fine there.
What I can't figure out is what server link to use. Tried:
domain/api/dav.php
domain/api/dav.php/principals/admin/
domain/api/dav.php/calendars/admin/YFCalendar/
domain/api/dav.php/calendars/admin/
domain/api/dav.php/calendars/
Some seems to connect but never syncs the calendar. With most links there is an error about a home setting. "The server specified an invalid calendar home"
Since I know that Apple is not the best when it comes to standards, I 've tried Thunderbird too but it seems to give the same issues. Teste non-ssl and ssl.
Tested with 2.3.49 / 2.3.1072
Google showed that there might be a .htaccess redirect setting missing.
Any suggestions?
bpabiszczak
commented
8 years ago
Have been trying to get CalDav and CardDav working with OSX apps, Calendar, Contacts and Thunderbird lightning. When it was first implemented, I got it working for a while but now can't get it going again.
All options in config are set. I can open the dav.php page in the browser, login and and see all the items. Seems all is fine there.
What I can't figure out is what server link to use. Tried: domain/api/dav.php domain/api/dav.php/principals/admin/ domain/api/dav.php/calendars/admin/YFCalendar/ domain/api/dav.php/calendars/admin/ domain/api/dav.php/calendars/
Some seems to connect but never syncs the calendar. With most links there is an error about a home setting. "The server specified an invalid calendar home" Since I know that Apple is not the best when it comes to standards, I 've tried Thunderbird too but it seems to give the same issues. Teste non-ssl and ssl.
Tested with 2.3.49 / 2.3.1072
Google showed that there might be a .htaccess redirect setting missing. Any suggestions?