CalDav Issue with Leopard

[danielfarrelly]

Originally Posted by pjl

have deleted calDAV account in ical and re-added it and it synched the first zimbra calendar - by moving calendars up to top of list and refreshing got all synched. Tried ical to zimbra via calDAV on demo2.zimbra.com which is running 5.0.2 and it all works.

Something busted in 5.0.4 perhaps?

check your certs

[pjl]

Originally Posted by danielfarrelly

check your certs

Presumably there shouldn't be a cert problem using http?

[danielfarrelly]

thought you said you could connect with http, but not with https

[carlo.piana]

Originally Posted by pjl

Presumably there shouldn't be a cert problem using http?

I had a problem when I reissued an outdated certificate. Simply the old certificate remained in the trusted database and I received a code -9813 error when I tried to reinstall the calendar (the old entry was unhelpful and laconic saying it simply could not work).

I used Safari to access my Zimbra SSL site, instructed to accept the certificate permanently in all instances (instead of just go ahead when the message appears, you should press "show certificate", or something similar), after two or three attempts it was correctly registered and my webdav account reappeared automagically.

Hope this helps. I understand a lot of people has the same problem with self-signed SSL certificates. Other have solved by installing a signed certificate, but I do not need one and it is not worth the money to my limited needs.

Carlo

[c3lix]

Hi!

Well, I'm new to Zimbra and this forum, but I had exactly the same issue. I'm running the open-source version in redirect mode with self-signed cert.

So what I did was open the webmailer via Safari and accepted the cert permanently, like carlo.piana mentioned. But still no luck at all. So I opened the KeyChain Management, double-clicked the cert and again manually set it to trust it permanently.

EUREKA! now it works!

So thanks to carlo.piana. He knew the trick.

Greetings from Germany.

[carlo.piana]

Always happy to help. Share the knowledge, and you will be repaid many times! :-)

Carlo