All - On 15.10.2016 14:10, Andrea Croci wrote: > An alternative to using CalDAV-sync and CardDAV-sync is DAVDroid. It > syncs both with just one account setup. The only issue I had with > that is that it wouldn't recognize my self signed nonCA certificate. > I'm using https to connect to my ownCloud and made the certificate > myself.
one would not (avoiding the "must not" as I can only but strongly recommend, but cannot give any real orders) use anything else than https to connect to one's ownCloud server resp. service. > I had to redo the certificate as a CA-certificate (changing > it in all the configuration files where it was pointed to) and import > it in my Android device in order to make it digest it. It was quite a > bit of work and googling around and I couldn't reproduce it now > without redoing the same googling. So I don't know if you use https, > if you want to go through the exercise. Advantage is, it's free. As soon as your have created your own certificate: get yourself a bonus and get it signed by a CA that has its root certificates in the ring that is usually shipped with browsers and OSes - an be hazzle-free. My experience of getting my certificate signed (for free, BTW! :-) by StartSSL (https://www.startssl.com/) was good, but there are others as well such as Let's Encrypt (https://letsencrypt.org/) - which I haven't yet checked out, though. On 15.10.2016 14:50, Chris Green wrote: > ... and I'm not as stupid as I thought I was, it *isn't* all that > simple. :-) But is *MUCH* handier once properly set up - I see the web interface of my ownCloud service only for configuration purposes. :-) On 15.10.2016 16:11, Matthew Caron wrote: > Yeah, I don't know why google doesn't have the DAV stuff builtin. > It's pretty standard... Barking up the wrong tree here a little, huh? ;-) Anyhow: all the best, -C. _______________________________________________ User mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.owncloud.org/mailman/listinfo/user
