HTTPS and Owncloud calendar + https rss feeds

[yawns]

If you open your link in a browser you reach a transit hotel??
Double check your link please

[BananaBro]

I didn’t share the real link :D sry.

https://cloud.linus-schuertz.de/remote.php/dav/calendars/Linus/linusics/

i also tried to use a public link like this one where you dont have to authencitate:

https://cloud.linus-schuertz.de/index.php/apps/calendar/p/J41TY60YCHZ4MCQP/magic_mirror_test

doesnt work either

[A Former User]

@BananaBro
webcal://cloud.linus-schuertz.de/remote.php/dav/public-calendars/J41TY60YCHZ4MCQP?export
I think this is right url of your iCal.

[BananaBro]

@Sean said in HTTPS and Owncloud calendar + https rss feeds:

@BananaBro
webcal://cloud.linus-schuertz.de/remote.php/dav/public-calendars/J41TY60YCHZ4MCQP?export
I think this is right url of your iCal.

This one actually works. Thanks dude. But how could you know ? :D is there any basic knowledge im missing? Is this anywhere in the owncloud documentary?

[A Former User]

@BananaBro in your shared calendar, there were subscribe and download buttons. Usually those links are for getting pure ical file.

[BananaBro]

Ah ok. Thanks for the tip.

Since I dont like sharing my private calendar in public, I tried to set it up without sharing the calendar.

{	
							url: 'webcal://cloud.linus-schuertz.de/remote.php/dav/calendars/Linus/linusics?export',
							symbol: 'calendar-o',
							auth: {
								user: 'Linus',
								pass: 'superstrongpassword',
								method: 'basic' 
							}
						},

This setup is working! :))

Thanks alot for help!