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   augustine@magincia.cafe's status on Wednesday, 21-Jun-2023 01:56:33 JST augustine

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   @lore That is frustrating. I haven't used CalDAV in so many years I can't remember what I used to use. I would run into syncing issues like you describe at times. I eventually switched to iCloud calendars once all my Android devices were gone.

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     Lorewegian 📚 (lore@berserker.town)'s status on Wednesday, 21-Jun-2023 01:56:34 JST Lorewegian 📚

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     @augustine it kind of feels like the Fediverse because everything appears to be working at first, because it's all using the same protocol, but then you run into compatibility issues

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     Lorewegian 📚 (lore@berserker.town)'s status on Wednesday, 21-Jun-2023 01:56:35 JST Lorewegian 📚

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     @augustine more specifically, it actually accepts the events that the iOS Calendar app makes. what it doesn't accept is when i try to edit them in Evolution and save them back again...

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     Lorewegian 📚 (lore@berserker.town)'s status on Wednesday, 21-Jun-2023 01:56:36 JST Lorewegian 📚

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     @augustine it even has a pull request that everyone agrees looks fine. not being merged. i picked this CalDAV server because people recommended it. unfortunately, it chokes on recurring calendar events made from iOS. the fix is simple. i don't understand why the pull request hasn't been merged.

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     Lorewegian 📚 (lore@berserker.town)'s status on Wednesday, 21-Jun-2023 01:56:37 JST Lorewegian 📚

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     @augustine oh, this post is outdated now, because i just put it on a cloud server. the problem now is that the CalDAV server has a bug that hasn't been patched for 5 years. :angy:

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     augustine@magincia.cafe's status on Wednesday, 21-Jun-2023 01:56:39 JST augustine

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     @lore If you want to get fancy you could setup your own CA to issue the certificates. I use step-ca to issue certificates with ACME on all my internal services.

     https://github.com/smallstep/certificates

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     Lorewegian 📚 (lore@berserker.town)'s status on Wednesday, 21-Jun-2023 01:56:40 JST Lorewegian 📚

     just realised i can't fix the problem of getting a Certbot certificate for a home-hosted server by making the certificate on another server first. the certificate has to be renewed at some point too. it looks like i'm going to have to move my CalDAV server to a cloud VM.