Hello, I am experimenting with calendarserver 2.4 on Debian stable. After failures to connect from both, Sunbird and CalDAV-Sync for Android, I started investigating what was going on. The CalDAV-Sync author noted, that the response for /calendars/__uids__/d817aaec-7d24-5b38-bc2f-6369da72cdd9/calendar/ does not include something like <calendar xmlns='urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:caldav'/> and is thus not a valid calendar resource. Here is the URI: http://77.109.139.85:8008/calendars/users/test/calendar/ or http://77.109.139.85:8008/calendars/__uids__/d817aaec-7d24-5b38-bc2f-6369da7... User/password: test/test I notice the four .ics files in there as having been created by Sunbird, but Sunbird cannot display them, and CalDAV-Sync cannot set up this resource. Sunbird's error console also says that this is not a CalDAV resource. If I use the credentials admin/admin and the appropriate URIs, then it all seems to work. Did I mess something up? I cannot be expected to make all users admins, can I? How is admin access determined anyway? The accounts.xml entries look identical, so is this in sudoers.plist? <dict> <key>username</key> <string>superuser</string> <key>password</key> <string>superuser</string> </dict> How does this work? Or is the name 'admin' hardcoded? Thanks, -- martin | http://madduck.net/ | http://two.sentenc.es/ a friend is someone with whom you can dare to be yourself spamtraps: madduck.bogus@madduck.net