Hi, Jan. Good to see you here. Thanks for your reply. On 17/1/19 05:32, Jan Schneider wrote: >>>>>> After that I managed to get the service is up and running (although I >>>>>> have still doubt about the "http" line). >>>>> http is used for CalDAV / CardDav so is most likely in the >>>>> cyrus-caldav >>>>> package. >>>>> This enables your cyrus server to store address books and calendars. >>>> It seems that "http" does indeed enable CalDAV / CardDAV support with >>>> the cyrus-caldav package. I had not thought of it :-) After installing >>>> the package and uncommenting the "http" line, the error was not >>>> shown. I >>>> will need this to synchronize calendars and tasks. >>>> >>>> I guess it would have to work with this but Thunderbird shows a message >>>> saying "the calendar is momentarily unavailable". It's weird because it >>>> brought the information from Horde calendar and in fact I added a new >>>> event in Thunderbird and it was shown by Horde. But when I pressed the >>>> sync button this message was shown with an exclamation mark. But this >>>> has already happened to me with Cyrus 2.4.17 and Thunderbird 60.x. I'm >>>> thinking if it has to do with something on the side of Thunderbird 60.x >>>> or Horde or the result of the interaction of both. >>> Horde (Kronolith and Turba) have there own ClaDAV / CardDav Server, >>> AFAIK Horde is at the moment not able to use cyrus as an Backend for >>> its calendars and address books. >>> >>> Horde had support for Kolab, and the CalDAV / CardDAV in Cyrus is >>> based on what Kolab did there. But the support in Horde has not been >>> updated yet. >>> >>> So most likely you have configured your thunderbird to synchronize >>> to horde and do not use the cyrus CalDAV / CardDAV feature >> >> Yes, I did it using the HTTP address provided by Horde for the >> corresponding calendar. I thought Thunderbird needed that Cyrus support >> from CalDAV / CarDAV to interact with Horde. > Just for clarification: you can use Cyrus as a backend for address books > and calendars in Horde, though not via CalDAV/CardDAV but via its > generic IMAP backend (which has evolved from the Kolab backends). There > is also a generic CalDAV backend support in Kronolith, but I haven't > tested this with Cyrus' CalDAV server yet. Thanks for the observation. I think that explains why when I have a notification window for a calendar event in Thunderbird and I press a button in that Window, the Postfix log shows an IMAP access. Something like this: ---------- Jan 17 12:03:06 mail cyrus/imap[3326]: starttls: TLSv1.2 with cipher ECDHE-RSA-AES128-GCM-SHA256 (128/128 bits new) no authentication Jan 17 12:03:06 mail cyrus/imap[3326]: login: localhost [::1] dbareiro PLAIN+TLS User logged in SESSIONID=<cyrus-3326-1547737385-1-15214487361350556980> ---------- By the way, if you have a moment to check the last message I sent in the thread "Invalid VObject, line 1 did not follow the icalendar / vcard format" in the Horde list, I would appreciate that. It's my response to an email from Michael Rubinsky. In case it's helpful, I'm using Horde Groupware Webmail Edition 5.2.22. Thanks for your time. Kind regards, Daniel
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