HDValentin
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4 months ago I have needed to set up a shared calendar with someone who is not using Baikal
I think it is not possible to access Baikal Calendars without a username and password.
Possible way:
- Create a user in Baikal.
- Create a Calendar for this user.
- Import the calendar-data you want to share.
- Give the people which might have access to it the Calendar-URL, the username and the password.
- They can edit and view the calendar in their App or Program like Thunderbird.
It looks like it is not possible to open and edit external Calendars in Google-Calendar. Source
It is possible to share calendars with other baikal users and restrict the access to read only: https://github.com/JsBergbau/BaikalAnleitung?tab=readme-ov-file#freigabe-des-kalenders-f%C3%BCr-andere-benutzer (Description in German)
ByteHamster
Hello,
Recently, I have needed to set up a shared calendar with someone who is not using Baikal, but I am at a dead end. I searched here and via Google, and it leads me to believe that sharing a calendar is impossible, correct?
I could set a new joint calendar on Baikal, but how could someone using Gmail, for example, import that joint Baikal calendar and edit it?
Am I asking for something impossible here, or is there a fix? Thanks.