Radicale is the simplest CalDAV/CardDAV server I've ever set up
Radicale is the simplest CalDAV/CardDAV server I've ever set up
radicale.org
Radicale v3 Documentation
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Yep it’s pretty nifty. Been running it for a few years. Nothing too advanced, just for myself to keep contacts and calendar under my control.
pam authentication and behind nginx.
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I just wish it had a built in way for normal users to share read/write individual lists and calendars. Afaik you have to kludge it together with symlinks.
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I bypassed all that by just making another account, with a shared password 🤷🏻
I agree though, it shouldn't be that much of a hassle.
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I love to see people using WebDAV/CalDAV/CardDAV! They’re great protocols. I’m building my own server (I’ve only gotten the WebDAV part done so far), so maybe I can learn from their setup process.
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i've been using it for a few years and love it. Started out as a way to keep my to-do and task lists organized and accessible from more than just my phone (f-droid tasks/astrid app is amazing, too). Then I started using the calendar side of it when I started to move away from google crap.
I still need to wrap my monkey brain around reverse proxy so I can access it externally.
Oh, and I wish it had a webdav component for some more fluid file backups and sharing.
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Add Tailscale to your server, and either add it to your devices or enable the Funnel feature (which funnels specific traffic to a specific service in your Tailscale network).
I run Tailscale on every device that supports it, and use one device on my home network as a Subnet Router (as the name describes, provides a route to it's subnet for Tailscale clients to have direct access to that subnet and it's devices, eg printer or other hardware).
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I had a problem with this working for iOS/macOS. Need to try again cause Nextcloud also doesn’t work right.
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I've got one too. The only hard part for me was to create a shared calendar.
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