Hi,
I’m running into the same problem. However, both server and calendar I want to subscribe to. The subscribed calendars don’t show up, when I check them in ‘active calendars’, it can’t save the setting. Console says: "Error: [netSaveSettings: 'PROPPATCH http://user.name@caldav.my-server.com/cal.php/principals/user.name/'] code: '403' status: 'error'"
I tested with the same setting as the previous poster:
var globalSubscribedCalendars={hrefLabel: 'Subscribed', calendars: [{displayName: 'Subscribed Calendar', href: 'http://www.schulferien.org/iCal/Ferien/icals/Ferien_Bayern_2015.ics', userAuth: {userName: '', userPassword: ''}, ignoreAlarm: true, color: '#ff0000', typeList: ['vevent','vtodo']}]};
I’m using BAIKAL non-cross-domain and my server settings are as follows:
var globalNetworkCheckSettings={href: 'http://caldav.my-server.com/cal.php/principals/', hrefLabel: ‘Calendar', additionalResources: [], forceReadOnly: null, settingsAccount: true, checkContentType: true, timeOut: 30000, lockTimeOut: 10000, delegation: false, ignoreAlarms: false, backgroundCalendars: []}
What am I doing wrong? Thanks for your help.
Cheers Nic
Hi,
On 28 Dec 2014, at 20:53, Nic Warnez nic.warnez@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I’m running into the same problem. However, both server and calendar I want to subscribe to. The subscribed calendars don’t show up, when I check them in ‘active calendars’, it can’t save the setting. Console says: "Error: [netSaveSettings: 'PROPPATCH http://user.name@caldav.my-server.com/cal.php/principals/user.name/'] code: '403' status: 'error'"
looks like Baikal problem (as I know Baikal doesn't allow to store "unknown" properties - only limited number of pre-defined properties are supported)
I tested with the same setting as the previous poster:
var globalSubscribedCalendars={hrefLabel: 'Subscribed', calendars: [{displayName: 'Subscribed Calendar', href: 'http://www.schulferien.org/iCal/Ferien/icals/Ferien_Bayern_2015.ics', userAuth: {userName: '', userPassword: ''}, ignoreAlarm: true, color: '#ff0000', typeList: ['vevent','vtodo']}]};
I’m using BAIKAL non-cross-domain and my server settings are as follows:
var globalNetworkCheckSettings={href: 'http://caldav.my-server.com/cal.php/principals/', hrefLabel: ‘Calendar', additionalResources: [], forceReadOnly: null, settingsAccount: true, checkContentType: true, timeOut: 30000, lockTimeOut: 10000, delegation: false, ignoreAlarms: false, backgroundCalendars: []}
What am I doing wrong?
you can use Baikal as non cross-domain setup, but if you want to subscribe to external calendar (using the globalSubscribedCalendars option) it IS cross-domain request, and if the remote server not returns proper CORS headers it will not work (it = the subscribed calendar feature).
JM
Thanks for your help.
Cheers Nic
Hi Jan
Thanks for your reply. If Baikal doesn't allow to store unknown properties, bad luck. Is there a way to make the subscribed calendars checked (active) by default?
I'm assuming if I want to subscribe to a couple of Google Calendars, that Google sends the correct CORS headers. Do you mean with your answer I have to setup caldavzap using cross-domain-request that it works?
Thanks for any hints
Nic
— Nic Warnez
On 30.12.2014, at 00:24, Ján Máté jan.mate@inf-it.com wrote:
Hi,
On 28 Dec 2014, at 20:53, Nic Warnez nic.warnez@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I’m running into the same problem. However, both server and calendar I want to subscribe to. The subscribed calendars don’t show up, when I check them in ‘active calendars’, it can’t save the setting. Console says: "Error: [netSaveSettings: 'PROPPATCH http://user.name@caldav.my-server.com/cal.php/principals/user.name/'] code: '403' status: 'error'"
looks like Baikal problem (as I know Baikal doesn't allow to store "unknown" properties - only limited number of pre-defined properties are supported)
I tested with the same setting as the previous poster:
var globalSubscribedCalendars={hrefLabel: 'Subscribed', calendars: [{displayName: 'Subscribed Calendar', href: 'http://www.schulferien.org/iCal/Ferien/icals/Ferien_Bayern_2015.ics', userAuth: {userName: '', userPassword: ''}, ignoreAlarm: true, color: '#ff0000', typeList: ['vevent','vtodo']}]};
I’m using BAIKAL non-cross-domain and my server settings are as follows:
var globalNetworkCheckSettings={href: 'http://caldav.my-server.com/cal.php/principals/', hrefLabel: ‘Calendar', additionalResources: [], forceReadOnly: null, settingsAccount: true, checkContentType: true, timeOut: 30000, lockTimeOut: 10000, delegation: false, ignoreAlarms: false, backgroundCalendars: []}
What am I doing wrong?
you can use Baikal as non cross-domain setup, but if you want to subscribe to external calendar (using the globalSubscribedCalendars option) it IS cross-domain request, and if the remote server not returns proper CORS headers it will not work (it = the subscribed calendar feature).
JM
Thanks for your help.
Cheers Nic
Hi,
On 30 Dec 2014, at 14:21, Nic Warnez nic.warnez@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Jan
Thanks for your reply. If Baikal doesn't allow to store unknown properties, bad luck.
check the misc directory for Baikal patch (sent by somebody who use it, I never tested it)
Is there a way to make the subscribed calendars checked (active) by default?
it should work, we will check it and let you know ...
I'm assuming if I want to subscribe to a couple of Google Calendars, that Google sends the correct CORS headers. Do you mean with your answer I have to setup caldavzap using cross-domain-request that it works?
cross-domain request is not something you can choose - if you (our client) makes a request to a different origin (see readme.txt) then this request is a cross-domain request (whether you want it or not). And if the request is cross-domain you need proper CORS headers ...
JM
Thanks for any hints
Nic
— Nic Warnez
On 30.12.2014, at 00:24, Ján Máté <jan.mate@inf-it.com mailto:jan.mate@inf-it.com> wrote:
Hi,
On 28 Dec 2014, at 20:53, Nic Warnez <nic.warnez@gmail.com mailto:nic.warnez@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I’m running into the same problem. However, both server and calendar I want to subscribe to. The subscribed calendars don’t show up, when I check them in ‘active calendars’, it can’t save the setting. Console says: "Error: [netSaveSettings: 'PROPPATCH http://user.name@caldav.my-server.com/cal.php/principals/user.name/'] http://user.name@caldav.my-server.com/cal.php/principals/user.name/'] code: '403' status: 'error'"
looks like Baikal problem (as I know Baikal doesn't allow to store "unknown" properties - only limited number of pre-defined properties are supported)
I tested with the same setting as the previous poster:
var globalSubscribedCalendars={hrefLabel: 'Subscribed', calendars: [{displayName: 'Subscribed Calendar', href: 'http://www.schulferien.org/iCal/Ferien/icals/Ferien_Bayern_2015.ics' http://www.schulferien.org/iCal/Ferien/icals/Ferien_Bayern_2015.ics', userAuth: {userName: '', userPassword: ''}, ignoreAlarm: true, color: '#ff0000', typeList: ['vevent','vtodo']}]};
I’m using BAIKAL non-cross-domain and my server settings are as follows:
var globalNetworkCheckSettings={href: 'http://caldav.my-server.com/cal.php/principals/' http://caldav.my-server.com/cal.php/principals/', hrefLabel: ‘Calendar', additionalResources: [], forceReadOnly: null, settingsAccount: true, checkContentType: true, timeOut: 30000, lockTimeOut: 10000, delegation: false, ignoreAlarms: false, backgroundCalendars: []}
What am I doing wrong?
you can use Baikal as non cross-domain setup, but if you want to subscribe to external calendar (using the globalSubscribedCalendars option) it IS cross-domain request, and if the remote server not returns proper CORS headers it will not work (it = the subscribed calendar feature).
JM
Thanks for your help.
Cheers Nic
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Nic Warnez