On Friday, June 28, 2013 05:59 AM CDT, "Ian James Vale" <[email protected]> wrote: > Odhiambo/Bruce, > > > > OK. I've converted the firewall to port forward 443 to my SOGo server, which > has been reset to listen on that port (Web Interface works fine). However, > eM Client still can't connect to CalDAV. > > > > Is there any way I can test my SOGo install to see if the CalDAV/CardDAV is > running, as if eM Client is at fault I need to know? > >
Sorta, maybe.. You should be able to connect with a web browser and it should ask you to login and if I do that.. Once I login I get the following when I open (Of course replace the domain name, and the username with your information.) http://mysogo.org/SOGo/dav/myusername --- An error occurred during object publishing no WebDAV GET support?! --- If you get that, then, at least that much is the same :) You might try other DAV clients, like maybe your cell phone if you have one? The url I used im eM client was just like the one above too. I also have port 8800 setup to work since the iPhone expects to use that port instead. So if I change my url in my web browser or eM client to.. http://mysogo.org:8800/SOGo/dav/myusername Then that also works and I get the same response from the web browser. So giving eM client a port should work just fine. I thought there were some settings in the apache conf file for the DAV stuff too or maybe that was just for getting iPhone to work I know I had to add a listener on port 8800 too. I forget where it might be in the manual since it's been awhile since I've installed SOGo and I pretty much just walked through the instructions mostly. Sorry, I don't have a "do this" fix for your problem :(. -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
