For that to work you unfortunately have to be able to turn off Safe Mode on the server.
If you - like me - don't have that option i recommend a site called http://www.icalx.com where you can publish your calendars to just like on a .mac account.
You can have both personal and public calendars.

If you have trouble remembering the address on the road you could just have a HTML redirects script on your own site (e.g. www.yoursite.com/calendar) that redirect you to your calendar on icalx.com

Just a bonus tip :o)

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Or even create an icalx subdomain within your domain (e.g. icalx.example.org) with a redirect to your icalx site calendar page. :-)

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Yea, iCalX already does this, and works quite well. Another site that does free WebDAV is sharemation.com, which I would use if iCalX didn't already work so well. Sharemation will allow calendar sharing, but not remote HTML calendar viewing. And the Sharemation trash needs to be manually emptied ocassionally too.

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