Hi,
I just installed kopano on ucs 4.3. Now I am trying to connect my os x client to sync my contacts and calendars.
As far as I see there is no straightforward way to use caldav/carddav (like within nextcloud with just a simple https-URL).
As stated here: https://documentation.kopano.io/user_manual_kopanocore/configure_caldav_clients.html
I have to open another port 8080 on my firewall to use caldav. And also I have to use the unsecure http protocol.
And no carddav at all to sync my contacts.
Now I found kdav as an addon for kopano to use caldav/carddav over the secured https port 443. But how can I use it within ucs without breaking my existing https access to the server?
Many thanks in advance and best regards,
Joachim
That is not true. Kopano-ical is configured for https by the app integration.
I would recommend to simply create a dedicated vhost (with its own sub-domain) for it. This way you do not interfere with the rest of the apache configuration of ucs.
Thank you for your answer. The documentation does not mention a secure transport. I found out by checking the univention registry that the port 8443 ist used for ICALS. ICAL is working now.
But now comes the hard part. I have to find out how to create a dedicated vhost and how to configure kdav. Can I follow the explanations in the Readme.MD on https://github.com/Kopano-dev/kdav, or are there any snares to take care of?
No, it should just be a matter of following the readme.
Thank you for your help @fbartels.