pretty much default caldavd-dev.plist and accounts-test.xml (so there is users01-99, etc.). What I want is user01 to be able to subscribe (or have read only access at least) to user02's calendar, without knowing user02's login credentials.
From what I've read on the mailing list and other places, the only real way to do that right now is by setting webdav ACLs, and that the best client to do that in is mulberry.
So, I've installed mulberry, and attempt to edit access controls and I'm getting: 2008-01-10 09:02:01-0500 [-] [caldav-8181] [AMP,client] PROPFIND /principals/users/user01/calendar-proxy-read/ HTTP/1.1 2008-01-10 09:02:01-0500 [-] [caldav-8181] [-] "Error reading property ('DAV:', 'current-user-privilege-set') for resource /principals/users/user01/calendar-proxy-read/: <StatusResponse 401 Access denied while reading property {DAV:}current-user-privilege-set.>" 2008-01-10 09:02:01-0500 [-] [caldav-8181] [-] 401 response while getting property: ('DAV:', 'current-user-privilege-set') 2008-01-10 09:02:01-0500 [-] [caldav-8181] [AMP,client] PROPFIND /principals/users/user01/calendar-proxy-read/ HTTP/1.1 2008-01-10 09:02:01-0500 [-] [caldav-8181] [-] "Error reading property ('DAV:', 'acl') for resource /principals/users/user01/calendar-proxy-read/: <StatusResponse 401 Access denied while reading property {DAV:}acl.>" 2008-01-10 09:02:01-0500 [-] [caldav-8181] [-] 401 response while getting property: ('DAV:', 'acl') 1) Are ACLs the way to solve my problem? Or is there an easier way to support sharing? Would like to use delegation, but as I understand it, that can only be done by setting up an OD server, etc etc. 2) If ACLs are the way, what could be the problem above? File permissions don't seem to be the problem, as everything is caldavd:caldavd and the server is started up by user caldavd.