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CardDAV - public contacts in iOS [message #102785] Thu, 16 May 2013 12:44 Go to next message
macjimbo is currently offline  macjimbo
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So I'm trying to ditch Exchange accounts as recommended in KC 8.1 and use CardDAV/CalDAV/IMAP instead.

Having setup the CardDAV account on my iPhone, I can see all my contacts (and groups) but not the public contacts folders.

These are setup in the KC web interface as public contact folders and they show up find in Address Book on Mac and also appear in the Exchange account on my iPhone. But I don't see them in the CardDAV account.

Any ideas how I make this work?

Thanks

James
Re: CardDAV - public contacts in iOS [message #102870 is a reply to message #102785] Fri, 17 May 2013 15:56 Go to previous messageGo to next message
j.a.duke is currently offline  j.a.duke
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macjimbo wrote on Thu, 16 May 2013 06:44
So I'm trying to ditch Exchange accounts as recommended in KC 8.1 and use CardDAV/CalDAV/IMAP instead.

Having setup the CardDAV account on my iPhone, I can see all my contacts (and groups) but not the public contacts folders.

These are setup in the KC web interface as public contact folders and they show up find in Address Book on Mac and also appear in the Exchange account on my iPhone. But I don't see them in the CardDAV account.

Any ideas how I make this work?

Thanks

James


James,

Did you use the automated config tool to setup your iPhone? To use it, simply navigate to your webmail login page and click the link at the bottom that reads "Set up my device".

It installs the appropriate profile to configure everything for your server, including the public folders for contacts and calendar.

Works really well. Just need to rename all the public accounts if you have multiples setup on your device.

And to remove the accounts, you just delete the profile.

I think that's the best part of the upgrade to 8.x, having a clean way of setting up these accounts.

Cheers,
Jon
Re: CardDAV - public contacts in iOS [message #102969 is a reply to message #102785] Mon, 20 May 2013 18:54 Go to previous messageGo to next message
macjimbo is currently offline  macjimbo
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Thanks - I didn't realise that the setup assistant was as advanced as this now.

However I think I will need to revert to Exchange anyway as I can't be doing with IMAP's pull email. Need push.

Thanks again for your help
Re: CardDAV - public contacts in iOS [message #103006 is a reply to message #102969] Tue, 21 May 2013 11:02 Go to previous messageGo to next message
lunddal is currently offline  lunddal
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You can still get the public contacts by adding a CardDAV account manually on the iPhone.

Use the server address:

mail.domain.com/carddav/users/domain.com/.public/

[Updated on: Tue, 21 May 2013 11:03]

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Re: CardDAV - public contacts in iOS [message #103010 is a reply to message #103006] Tue, 21 May 2013 11:28 Go to previous message
macjimbo is currently offline  macjimbo
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thanks lunddal - I suspect that the assistant would probably have done this for me. I didn't realise I needed to setup a separate CardDAV account for public contacts. But in any event I've reverted to exchange. Can't get rid of it until I can get push email via IMAP.

thanks anyway
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