Re: authentication for external calendars

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Cory Coager wrote:
> Ken A wrote:
>> Cory Coager wrote:
>>   
>>> I'm trying to add an external calendar using the Calendar File Backend
>>> plugin.  The webdav resource requires authentication to perform a GET. 
>>> How do I accomplish this?  I don't see an option to specify username and
>>> password.
>>>     
>> I'm not sure this will work, having never used the calendar file backend 
>> plugin, but if it's http basic auth, you can supply the credentials in 
>> the url http://user:password@url
>> Ken
> Unfortunately I already tried this and it does not work.  I'm guessing
> this needs to be patched to allow authentication.
> 


This url scheme with webdav/apache certainly _can_ work with basic auth.
You are leaving out important details.
What type of authentication?

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Ken Anderson
Pacific.Net

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