OwnCloud integration

paviro

Why not do username:password@yourdomain.com in the config?

Shampooman

Why not do username:password@yourdomain.com in the config?

because it doesn’t work. :) I got this Error in the console:
logger.js:23 Calendar Error. Could not fetch calendar: user:password@myowncloud.de/remote.php/caldav/calendars/user/calendar?export

paviro

Can you try executing curl -L http://user:password@myowncloud.de/remote.php/caldav/calendars/user/calendar?export in a shell?

Shampooman

hmmm… that works…

Shampooman

ok, now it works completly. Perhaps I had a mistake inside my code. Thank you for your help!

charliwest

@Shampooman do you have this publicly anywhere? I have a bash script that does something I want an MMM to do but have no idea how to get it working and it looks to me thats what you are doing.
Thanks

A Former User

I can make the curl call work, adding a -k to it, to get around the certificate.
Can I do something similar in the module ?
Thanks.

raymonvdm

I`m using NextCloud and i figured it out using the following config

           {
                    module: "calendar",
                    header: "username",
                    position: "top_left",
                    config: {
                        calendars: [
                           {
                             symbol: "calendar-check-o ",
                             url: "https://username:app_password@nexctcloud.domain.nl/remote.php/dav/calendars/username/8a757113-03ae-4d7a-a6a1-8db4350eee54_shared_by_username?export"
                            }
                         ]
		}
	},

I got the calander name from the webinterface by clicking on the dots right behind the specific calender.

Note: I am using a dedicated user to login to nextcloud. This user is recieving the “shared” calanders from the actual users. In this way i don`t need to login with my own nextcloud credentials