Are you running trunk? To use a known working configuration, cp conf/caldavd-dev.plist conf/caldavd-test.plist, then start the server. In this configuration, the service is listening (on localhost) on all the required ports. If you use a browser to hit http://localhost:8800, you should see a top-level listing similar to:
Name Size Last Modified MIME Type .calendarserver_version 1 2010-Sep-22 14:03 text/plain .well-known/ ? (collection) addressbooks/ ? (collection) admin ? (collection) calendars/ ? (collection) directory/ ? (collection, addressbook, directory) principals/ ? (collection) timezones ? text/xml (timezones) webcal ? (collection) You can validate CardDAV by running the 'testserver' script included with CalendarServer. This script runs tests provided by CalDAVTester, which should be a sibling directory to CalendarServer. I have updated and consolidated our documentation about CalDAVTester: https://trac.calendarserver.org/wiki/CalDAVTester -dre On Feb 2, 2011, at 5:16 AM, Lisana Berberi wrote: > hello, > i've installed caldav in a linux squeeze machine and it works great, now i > want to install CardDAV, > pls can you help me.. > > i did some configs > > <!-- Enable Calendars --> > <key>EnableCalDAV</key> > <true/> > i tried via Address Book on ical to add a new cardav account but i got an > error message: > > The CardDAV server returned an error (404) for the user “admin”. > URL: https://cal.internetpeople.at:8843/(null)/ > > thnx, > lisa >
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