ZCS 6.07 and Apple Addressbook Carddav

[tkramis]

According to Bug ID 46297 Carddav should work for Apple Addressbook on Snow Leopard 10.6.4 together with the ZCS 6.07. But I can't get it to work. Any news on this?

[tkramis]

Did anyone achieve to integrate adressbook with Zimbra CardDav yet?

[iway]

No, it doesn't work for us at the moment.

[phoenix]

Has anyone provided exact steps for what 'doesn't work' actually means (and filed bug reports)?

[iway]

Sure. Mac OS 10.6.4 address book.
Add account - CardDAV.

Server: https://ssl.ourserver.com:443
Username: mymailaddress
Password: my password

Result: Could not find a CardDAV account on that server. Setup failed.
Same on the iPhone.

[stegbth]

hi,

i have also mac osx 10.6.4 connecting to Zimbra 6.0.7 on Ubuntu8_64 and adressbook doesn't also not work.

The most interesting thing is, when i add the account with serveradress: https://intranet.myserver.com:443 i get a certifcate warning, where adressbook connects to the wrong server. If i copy and paste the address to safari it connects to my server.

so could it be, adressbook uses a hardcodes host within the adresse?

best regards
thomas

[stegbth]

Hi all,

i found the problem, but currently no solution.
It seems to be a bug, when Username contains an @ AB.app connects to the wrong server. So if changing the default-domain within zimbra it works, when connecting to https://intranet.myserver.com:443 the
server gets the to: intranet.myserver.com ssl is activated and the location (which is unmodifable afterwards) is set to
/principals/users/stegbth@stegbauer.info/

so apple needs to get informed, does there anybody know the procedure?

best regards
thomas

[ewilen]

The best place to report it is http://bugreport.apple.com/

You need an apple ID but anyone can get one, e.g through the link on this page: http://myinfo.apple.com/

This might get the message through but I suspect the above page is better: Apple - Mac OS X - Feedback

[ewilen]

Also, maybe you could try entering your username thus:

user%company.com

or (more likely)

user@company.com (see below)

[ewilen]

Ugh, forum software interpreted my post incorrectly. Okay, I think I've found how to type it...

user@company.com