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Allow iCal subscriptions on secure servers
this also assumes that the apache server has mod_dav turned on. there are a lot of ways you can compromise your system by turning DAV on.
Allow iCal subscriptions on secure servers
Webdav info is a bit scarce and I am always looking for me detailed info. Could you give us some more info on this bok you mentioned "Managing Linux Apache servers"? I searched google, etc and found nothing under that exact title.
Allow iCal subscriptions on secure servers
Okay, i got the book title wrong. Amazingly, i just managed to remember about my post yesterday when i got to the office today.
WebDAV links
Since i can't remember the book i read it in, if anyone is interested in reading about webDAV, go to the source
Allow iCal subscriptions on secure servers
if WebDAV has security issues, why use it? instead of "publishing" your calendar, why not setup a cron job and a .netrc file to periodically upload your .ics files to a web server and let people subscribe to them there? you can even do your ftping through an ssh tunnel to make it secure |
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