[Cialug] Evolution and iCal

[Bryan Baker]

Do you actually have the CalDAV Apache module running? Have you tried  
simple WebDAV? It's my understanding that CalDAV is a separate,  
server side protocol that you have to be running a server for (which  
I believe is an Apache extension) I have Sunbird and iCal co-existing  
as well as Sunbird allows (it's still at 0.3) but I only use WebDAV  
since I don't have a CalDAV Apache module. Have you tried w/ Sunbird?

On Jan 5, 2007, at 10:12 AM, Stuart Thiessen wrote:
> I ran into an interesting problem last night. I was trying to set  
> up Evolution on the Ubuntu laptop. I have a Mac Mini that is our  
> family computer. My wife keeps her calendar and email on that. I  
> have set up Apache on there so she can publish her iCal calendars  
> on there and I can use my work laptop which is a Mac to subscribe  
> to her calendars at home and keep our schedules clear. I also  
> publish my work calendar to the same place so my wife can subscribe  
> to my calendar. I set it up to be authenticated, so they could not  
> be downloaded by just anyone who had access to our home network.
>
> Well, I thought Evolution should be able to handle this since it  
> supports the iCalendar standard. This is my first time using  
> Evolution. But when I use Evolution to connect to the calendars  
> using CalDAV, it will make the connection, but the subscribed  
> calendars remain unchecked and their data is unavailable. This is  
> Evolution 2.8. Any ideas besides removing authentication :) ? Other  
> iCal unauthenticated calendars available from iCalShare.com work  
> just fine.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stuart
>
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