CalDAV and CardDAV server

Anyone got any experience with adding caldav and carddav to an iSPConfig setup with debian/dovecot/apache? I have more and more customers who wish to have this option, so any ideas would be nice
Mike

 

I use Horde which offers caldav/carddav and ActiveSync

 

Thanks, figured it out

 

if you click on the desired resource for editing (e.g. renaming, setting colours, permissions), you'll get the according URLs

 

I have installed the system and it works perfectly with caldav and carddav. Now I can see I can get it to work with ActiveSync too (Exchange) and that would be a big bonus. But I get this error (PDF) https://cloud.arcticfuzz.dk/index.php/s/XYiTCgrFWwco63X .
Any ideas?

 

You need to enable AS in Horde: Administration -> Configuration -> Horde -> Active Sync (Tab) -> Enable and select EAS 14.1, HTTP Basic, Use Full Email Adress as username

What guide did you follow go install horde?

 

Is it possible to have multiple email applications (RoundCube, Horde, etc.) installed on ISPConfig 3 server at the same time without conflicts/issues and have customer choose which one he wants to use?

 

sure... the horde howto that I made just makes horde available on all domains at /horde... same different alias could be used for roundcube....

 

Thanks!

 

Hi Sjau. I used this one: https://www.howtoforge.com/install-horde-5-webmail-for-ispconfig-on-debian-wheezy
And I already did this, but no change. Still can't connect using exchange setting in Outlook

 

I'm trying to follow same HowTo. My php shows PEAR is here > include_path .:/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear
i'm stuck on step #2
2. Register the Horde Pear channel
root@sun:~# pear channel-discover pear.horde.org
/usr/local/bin/pear: line 28: /usr/local/bin/php: No such file or directory

 

Are you on Wheezy or Jessie?

 

Why does it use /usr/local/bin/pear? That shouldn't be the case? What distro are you using?

 

I am on Jessie.

 

Should be working on Squeeze.

 

Sorry was wrong. Was Jessie. I just didn't edit it in time

 

I'm using Debian Wheezy. Any idea how can I fix step #2?

 

onastvar: Your installation is strange. Why does it check for pear in /usr/local/bin?

Can you run

Code:

which pear

 

Code:

which pear
/usr/local/bin/pear

sjau: I'm not sure why this is, how can I move PEAR to correct location?

 

the question is rather: Why is it there? This doesn't look like a installation according to the perfect howto for debian because pear wouldn't be there. So I don't know what else is different.