Hello, thank for your reply
about ingo previous suggestions i think i tryed them, and result are:
>Have you enabled URL rewriting in apache, ie can you enter http://myserver:80/principals/users/username in your browser?
i don’t know if the server i use have rewrite enabled, but the browser return 404 not found when i go to: “http://myserver:80/principals/users/username”.
>If not you should consider using apaches rewrite rules. iPhone is very picky with the URL.
i don’t know how and beleive i cant cause is a free hosting service
<i> >You should be able to setup an account just by entering "myserver" into the server address, user name and password and iPhone should find it all, IF REWRITING is set up. </i>
if i do that phone automatically write this in advanced: http://myserver:8080/principals/users/USERNAME" , changing port to 80 not make it work
<i> >If not, you have to check the advanced setting, check the URL there to point to the above "http://myserver:80/principals/users/username".
>Make sure you have switched SSL off (apparently you are not using it, hence port 80, otherwise it should be 443).</i>
SSL is off, if i try that url it not work
About Ralf post:
>Without implementing the required measures the url and therefore iCal under iOS 4.3+ will not work!
i have iOS 4.2.1 and i didn’t told before but followed all the step to install and config groupdav, and read many guide, faq, posts ecc… before open a new thread here
what i’ve done is:
- modified my htaccess adding the following lines (also if my egw install is in the root, so as i readed this is not necessary cause it is in index.php… right?):
EGroupware CalDav or CardDAV support for Apple apps (incl. iPhone)
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^.well-known/(caldav|carddav)$ /groupdav.php/ [R]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} ^(PROPFIND|OPTIONS)$
RewriteRule ^/$ /groupdav.php/ [R]
iOS 4.3+ calendar requires that to autodetect accounts
RewriteRule ^(/principals/users/.*)$ /groupdav.php$1 [R]
- i enabled the app under user setting
- i config the iphone as suggested
About ingo last post:
>Please make sure the apache rewrite rules are in place.
>Do you have a root or shared server? If shared, make sure rewrites are supported.
>Make sure mod_rewrite is installed and enabled.
>The .htaccess file must be in your root directory and contain the previously listed rewrite rules.
my server is shared, is a free hosting service. how i can verify if rewrite is supported and mod_rewrite is installed? via phph info?
htaccess is in the root and contain the rules
>Once you can point any internet browser to yourserver.tld/principals/users/username and you get the desired output, your setup should work for iPhone.
ok, understand
THANKS AGAIN VERY MUCH TO ALL
