UNSOLVED DAV support
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@fbartels Yes of course, Contacts in macOS.
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@yusf said in DAV support:
I got the URLs from monica.domain.tld/settings/dav
Per the docs this should be monica.domain.tld/dav , I think.
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@girish Yes. What I mean is that the
monica.domain.tld/settings/dav
page provides the full DAV URL, which I've also tested.The same page also states that the normal password can be used, which I can't even use for HTTP Auth in the browser.
This page also provides a link for a downloadable export of the contacts,
https://monica.domain.tld/dav/addressbooks/user@domain.tld/contacts?export
which also throws 404.I've also tried connecting CalDAV with the same result as CardDAV.
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Now I've tried macOS, iOS and Thunderbird. They all fail
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I can confirm that it does not work with evolution/thunderbird/davx
The logs show aPROPFIND /.well-known/caldav HTTP/1.1" 301
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Actually the well-known just redirects to
/dav/
which is correct, but at least in my case I can't get over the authentication issue then. Both username/password nor api token allow me to access the dav resources. Always get 401 status code. -
I was able to get it working with using api tokens, however they are very long and evolution for example would not accept that as a password.
I've created an upstream issue at https://github.com/monicahq/monica/issues/4295
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So according to the upstream project, the api tokens are actually the only way to do so. The text in monica is just wrong by now.
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@nebulon Thank you. Which client did you succeed with?
On a sidenote my first post in this subject was technically regarding a DAV client feature in Monica meaning that it will be able to latch on to already existing contact databases such as one served from Radicale or SOGo. That seems like a better solution to me, but the feature is WIP still.
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@yusf said in DAV support:
regarding a DAV client feature in Monica
That does make is much more useful that having to put all contacts into Monica.