On Mon, 2012-02-13 at 11:00 +0800, William Kenworthy wrote:
I am trying to set up syncevolution to a radicale (6.4) CalDAV server
so
that my nokia n900 can get calendar information. Radicale is working
and with a number of calendars being accessed via evolution, tbird and
ipads/iphones. Its using htpasswd with crypt for security.
How can I get syncevolution to access it?
[...]
I have tried both on the n900 (SyncEvolution
1.2.2+20120123+SE+b2c8923
+unclean) and on the same host (gentoo, se ver 1.1.1) as is the radicale
server - the n900 syncevolution doesn't give much debug unfortunately.
You need SyncEvolution >= 1.2.
I have tried numerous configs but have not been able to get it going
-
this is one example - there are quite a few examples on the net but but
none make sense/work with radicale it seems.
syncevolution --configure \
--template SyncEvolution backend=CalDAV \
--sync-property username=aaaa \
--sync-property password=aaaa \
--sync-property syncURL=caldav://aaaa@moriah.lan.localdomain:5232/aaaa/Test/
\
target-config@Test
[ERROR] no such source(s): --sync-property password=aaaa
syncURL=caldav://aaaa@moriah.lan.localdomain:5232/aaaa/Test/ target-config@Test
username=aaaa
This is from SyncEvolution 1.1.1, right? It does not yet support the
backend=CalDAV way of setting a --source-property and thus fails to
parse the command line as it was intended.
Please have a look at the section "CalDAV and CardDAV" in
http://syncevolution.org/documentation/syncevolution-usage if you need
further documentation on setting up CalDAV. The syncURL in your example
above is wrong, it should be http or https. If caldav works, then its
just a coincidence that shouldn't be relied on.
--
Best Regards, Patrick Ohly
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