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einself
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Hello,
unfortunately I do have problems with the login using the DAV application and DAVdroid within afterlogic pro.
The setup:
- afterlogic: domain.com/webmail
- DAV: domain.com/webmail/dav/server.php
Credentials:
- User: user@domain.com
- Password: normal afterlogic password
Using this information the connection is refused within DAVdroid.
For my calendar afterlogic provides me following link:
DAV-URL: /calendars/user@domain.com/ee387ade-2c56-63e6-96c6-5e346da9abde
I don't know, how I should use this URL. Following information needs to be provided in DAVdroid:
1. http or https
2. URL to DAV
3. Username
4. Password
Could you please help me to use the correct values for the 4 mentioned points?
Thanks,
einself
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Igor
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The first thing to check is whether you're able to log into DAV via the browser. You will need to add the following item to the array defined in data/settings/config.php file:
Code:
| 'labs.dav.use-browser-plugin' => true, |
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After that, enter DAV URL into web browser, you should get prompt to enter username and password. Enter your email and password, that should let you into DAV directory browser.
The typical issue is when the credentials are not accepted and username/password prompt pops up again - even though you're able to log into WebMail with those same details. Usually that means webserver isn't configured to pass authentication headers. SabreDAV documentation should help there.
Once you have browser-based DAV login enabled and functional, you should be able to use the same data for logging into DAV using any other DAV client. Depending on the particular client, you'll need to use either main DAV URL (domain.com/webmail/dav/server.php) or URL of specific resource (calendar/address book).
For better compatibility, it is strongly recommended to set a dedicated subdomain or port number for DAV access. In some cases, including iOS, that actually is a requirement. Detailed information on this is found http://www.afterlogic.com/wiki/DAV_server_configuration_%28WebMail_Pro%29">here.
Hope this helps.
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Regards,
Igor, AfterLogic Support
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einself
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| Posted: 14 March 2016 at 5:12am | IP Logged
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Hello Igor,
that is the help I was looking for!
I make a test run this evening with the browser.
If I want to browse a specific calendar/address book: how should the URL look like? That is still a question mark for me.
I will adjust the subdomain as well. Will do that as well in the evening. But I think that's not the problem I have at the moment.
Best regards,
einself
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Igor
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| If I want to browse a specific calendar/address book: how should the URL look like? That is still a question mark for me. |
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You can find those in account settings under Mobile Sync screen, "CalDAV access to your calendars" and "CardDAV access to your address books".
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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