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[Evan Zimmerman <evan.zimmerman AT gmail.com>]

I've gone back and forth with this as well. In it's current
implementation, the 'calendar' plugin for firefox (which is what
Sunbird sprang from) seems to be a bit more stable for published
calendars. 

The way I made it work was this -- use iCal to publish your calendar
via ftp to get the file created. Then and only then use the Mozilla
calendar to read/write to the file. If you attempt to publish it
originally through calendar or Sundbird, there seems to be no way to
delete it and it simply doesn't work. I had it working for awhile, but
I eventually gave up until a more stable version is available. 

If you're really after shared calendars, you might try one of the free
ical share type sites -- they work fine if you're ok with random joe
site having your calendar data.

Evan

On Apr 7, 2005 11:18 PM, David Minton <dminton AT mindspring.com> wrote:

Is anyone using Sunbird and WebDav to publish and subscribe to .ics
calendars? I am running into some problems, and could use some assistance.

The odd thing is that iCal works great with this server, though Sunbird
(both Windows and OS X versions) can't seem to publish files, though they
can write to files that have already been created on the WebDav server by
iCal. Any ideas?

Thanks,
David

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