Post AWs7JfAUtXLGceFplA by lore@berserker.town
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(DIR) Post #AWs7JfAUtXLGceFplA by lore@berserker.town
2023-06-20T04:46:22Z
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Linux users, what is your solution for bidirectional computer/phone calendar sync? i'm especially interested if you have a solution that works for iOS.
(DIR) Post #AWs7YLqozxu53R3U4O by MeowKing@emacs.ch
2023-06-20T04:49:01Z
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@lore As a Linux user, I also want to know XD
(DIR) Post #AWs8qO0doQ5kunoOH2 by tcit@social.tcit.fr
2023-06-20T05:03:28Z
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@lore iOS supports CalDAV directly.
(DIR) Post #AWs9B65fd52rQE2XNQ by lore@berserker.town
2023-06-20T05:07:15Z
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@tcit read and write?
(DIR) Post #AWs9KUVgCvfFlQgWie by lore@berserker.town
2023-06-20T05:08:56Z
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@tcit i vaguely remember messing with CalDAV some years back and i had some issues, i think?
(DIR) Post #AWs9UZOAvG1dn8yrIG by tcit@social.tcit.fr
2023-06-20T05:10:45Z
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@lore It's not as easy as installing an app, but I think it's manageable. Works on my iPad without thinking about it (using it with Nextcloud).
(DIR) Post #AWsRNu1xZqX8xUYn5M by jonossaseuraava@post.ebin.club
2023-06-20T05:29:28.523545Z
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@lore @tcit me and my SO have our shared calendar on selfhosted caldav (Baïkal). The iOS setup wasn't quite "it just works" slick - the menu was bit hidden and called something else than caldav if I recall correctly. Since setup it has been smooth sailing.
(DIR) Post #AWsRNvm55r1KMp98c4 by lore@berserker.town
2023-06-20T08:31:13Z
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@jonossaseuraava @tcit i have a local CalDAV server running but now i have a problem: apparently, since iOS 13, SSL is required. this means i need a certificate. difficult to get via Certbot since this is a home server and the ISP has probably blocked ports 80/443.
(DIR) Post #AWsRQiPjDwvxnb1EI4 by lore@berserker.town
2023-06-20T08:31:46Z
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@jonossaseuraava @tcit i might have to go the somewhat cumbersome route of generating a self-signed certificate and manually installing it on my phone.
(DIR) Post #AWsRv2XWxeEouD80Se by tcit@social.tcit.fr
2023-06-20T08:37:11Z
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@lore @jonossaseuraava Oh yeah this complicates things
(DIR) Post #AWsS7SeZhHORN2LVLM by lore@berserker.town
2023-06-20T08:39:29Z
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@tcit @jonossaseuraava another option is to run it on the public Internet. not part of the original plan. i have two cloud servers that run the Mastodon instance, and they technically have the capacity. but they're not really meant for my personal stuff.
(DIR) Post #AWsSDJcgBYZ76HFcHo by lore@berserker.town
2023-06-20T08:40:32Z
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@tcit @jonossaseuraava what i could potentially do is point a subdomain of my personal domain to one of those servers just to generate certificates, rip those out of Certbot, put them on my home machine and then change the A record.
(DIR) Post #AWwnePZr1SNdq1TelM by lamp@berserker.town
2023-06-22T10:59:35Z
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@lore @jonossaseuraava @tcit use dns challenge
(DIR) Post #AWwuroweiTeDxUU2wS by lore@berserker.town
2023-06-22T12:20:27Z
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@lamp @jonossaseuraava @tcit is that even a thing for certbot? if so, why isn't it the default? just for the convenience?
(DIR) Post #AWxXl2K0TqdhdAA5wm by lamp@berserker.town
2023-06-22T19:36:13Z
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@lore @jonossaseuraava @tcit it's harder to use because it requires editing your dns zone, but there is no standard api, so each dns provider has to have a certbot plugin made specifically for their api which you have to install and configure with your api key. and a lot of providers dont have an api or might not have a plugin made for them. https://pypi.org/search/?q=certbot-dnsyou can do it manually, but that defeats the point of certbothttp challenge is most commonly used because usually you simply have a server at 80/433 so it's the simplest way to verify.