I'm trying to figure out exactly what is meant by monolithic calendar subscriptions. CalendarServer works like a charm for all my CalDAV stuff, no complaints. But not all my software supports CalDAV. Near as I can tell from the CalDAV spec, the CalendarServer docs and config files, there's supposed to be a webcal (".ics") subscription feed for all your events. It is meant exactly to give /something/ to those clients that support subscriptions but not CalDAV. If I go to my caldav server ( :8008) in a browser, I see a "webcal" link that results in an error when clicked, and I'm pretty sure I have monolithic calendar feeds enabled in the config. So my question is: what would be the URL I use for that feed? Greg Day
Hi Greg, --On May 1, 2009 1:52:44 PM -0500 Greg Day <gregday@airwaterunix.org> wrote:
I'm trying to figure out exactly what is meant by monolithic calendar subscriptions. CalendarServer works like a charm for all my CalDAV stuff, no complaints. But not all my software supports CalDAV. Near as I can tell from the CalDAV spec, the CalendarServer docs and config files, there's supposed to be a webcal (".ics") subscription feed for all your events. It is meant exactly to give something to those clients that support subscriptions but not CalDAV. If I go to my caldav server ( :8008) in a browser, I see a "webcal" link that results in an error when clicked, and I'm pretty sure I have monolithic calendar feeds enabled in the config.
So my question is: what would be the URL I use for that feed?
You need the URL to the calendar collection, something like: http://calendar.example.com/calendars/users/gregday/calendar/ If you are using iCal to create your CalDAV calendars you can do "Get Info" on a calendar to see its underlying URL and that is what you would paste into the subscription-only clients. -- Cyrus Daboo
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