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UPDATE:

http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/calendar/lightning/releases/1.0b1/contrib/linux-x86_64/

…still has some problems using the CalDAV interface, see the communigate mailing list, while it works great with the latest DAViCal.

Lightning/Thunderbird also has issues with self-signed SSL-certificates, see Mozilla Bug #523555.

Ever got messages like this in your Apache logfiles, wondering why setting properties via a client on your (otherwise working) WebDAV is failing?

Could not open the property database.  [500, #205]
(2)No such file or directory: Could not open property database.  [500, #1]
(2)No such file or directory: Attempted to set/remove a property without a valid, open, read/write property database.  [500, #202]

Well, simply add a directory called “.DAV“ (note the leading dot!) to your WebDAV base-directory, that is writeable to the webserver. That’s where the corresponding information will be stored by Apache. Note that this is “somehow” mentioned by the mod_dav documentation at webdav.org, but not by Apache’s documentation itself. Yes, that’s bad and pretty annoying.

finally, CalDAV evolves to a pretty common standard. sun microsystems is about to contribute a client for symbian: blog.symbian.org.

(just a link-collection by now…)

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