Hi Bill,
For DAV, you'll need to be running an HTTP service, which means you'll need to configure Cyrus to start its "httpd" binary, by adding an entry for it to the SERVICES section of /etc/cyrus.conf. Debian might have provided such an entry for you, commented out, in which case you'd just need to find that line and uncomment it, and then restart Cyrus.
If there isn't already such a line prepared for you, check the cyrus.conf man page for the details you'll need to write your own. There's also some example config files in the source distribution. I'm not sure if Debian packages them (or where they would be installed if it does), but they're online on github, e.g. this one has examples for httpd.
Hope this helps,
ellie
On Wed, 13 Sep 2023, at 8:33 AM, bill@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I have Cryus IMAP running on a Debian Bookworm system, i.e. Debian 12. I would like to add CalDav support and having trouble getting off the ground. What I have done so far:
- Installed the package cyrus-caldav
- Edited /etc/imapd.conf adding the line
caldav_allowcalendaradmin: 1- Made use that
httpmodules: caldav carddavis in /etc/imapd.conf.- Restarted cyrus-imapd
When I attempt to connect with a URL of the form https://<server>/dav/calendars/user/<user> the connection fails. When I attempt to connect with s_client I am getting connection refused.What am I missing?Thanks in advance,Bill
