SoGo CalDAV error

[tadeas]

Hi, any possible news on this or how I could help resolve it? The sync is not working.

[nebulon]

Which Cloudron package version of SOGo is this? You can see that if you press the (i) button in the app grid of your SOGo instance, then the package version is displayed on the top of the dialog.

[girish]

@tadeas For more context, see https://cloudron.io/blog/2018-06-04-cloudron-2.3.html. We released a new sogo (scroll down in that blog).

[tadeas]

@girish It's 4.0.0 in SOGo, and it says Package v2.0.0 in Cloudron admin interface.

[tadeas]

@girish updated cloudron to 2.4, same issue persists, it's about what I linked in the first post. alternatively i cna move to a different card/cal dav app on cloudron and let this go, it's annoying .)

[girish]

@tadeas Yeah, I understand. @nebulon is looking into this, we will keep you updated here.

[nebulon]

@tadeas thanks for the report, I am now able to reproduce this here as well and will hopefully be able to update the SOGo package to solve this for good.

[nebulon]

So as @girish inidicated, due to the way we initially packaged SOGo, we had to publish an entirely new package for Cloudron lately with a new app ID. That one is not possible to update from the old SOGo package to the new one. The reason is the way we used to map users. So @tadeas if you do not have much data in your SOGo installation now, the easiest way would be to simply install SOGo fresh on your Cloudron, this will pick the new package, however note that the login credentials will be different! The new package works based on the mailboxes on the Cloudron, like other PIM apps with email support.
I will see if we can provide an update to the old package though to fix this issue for users of the old package.

[nebulon]

Alright I managed to publish an update to the old SOGo package, which includes the fix.
@tadeas let me know if this works for you once you update your app instance.

[tadeas]

@nebulon Thanks guys, it works. Your support is good! I don't know how many people use cloudron as a private replacement of cloud services, but I think if you get all these details down and everything just works, there's a market for that