I was afraid that this would become an issue since ownCloud doesn't support oauth.
Since I don't really know that that means anyways I'm inclined to ask what the issue with http(s) auth would be; that we would have to store username and password instead of a key? Nice to hear that the account plugin is the way to go. I was thinking of a UK where users enters username, password and url to the server, just like the Android app. Then the user has to know the name of their respective calendar and addressbook. But this is all *DAV and should work with evolution data server - I've had my contacts synced before on the device. Cheers, Daniel Den 16 aug 2014 17:38 skrev "Michał Sawicz" <[email protected]>: > W dniu 16.08.2014 o 16:27, Rodney Dawes pisze: > >> You'll at least need some way for the user to specify what server to >> use. What is the authorization scheme for ownCloud? Basic auth? OAuth? >> Something else? >> > > It looks like the only supported way right now is... HTTP auth¹. :| > > There's something on the web²³ that on first glance suggests OAuth support > is in the works, but nothing seems to be reliable just yet. > > ¹ http://doc.owncloud.org/server/7.0/developer_manual/ > core/externalapi.html > ² http://owncloud.10557.n7.nabble.com/WebDAV-with-OAuth- > 2-0-support-td6397.html > ³ https://github.com/owncloud/apps/tree/master/user_oauth > > -- > Michał (Saviq) Sawicz <[email protected]> > Canonical Services Ltd. >
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