Specifications
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7 In the Calendar Server eld, enter the address of the iCal server.
8 If SSL is enabled, select SSL.
9 Click Done.
To use a dierent server for iCal service from the command line:
1 On the server running wiki services, in Terminal, open
/etc/apache2/httpd_webcalendar.conf in a text editor.
To open this le in a command-line text editor, enter:
$ sudo nano /etc/apache2/httpd_webcalendar.conf
If prompted, enter your administrator account password.
You can use any command-line text editor as long as you precede the command to
run the text editor with sudo.
2 Change all calendar-oriented proxy lines from 127.0.0.1 to your calendar server’s
host name.
3 On the server hosting iCal service, in Terminal, open /etc/caldavd/caldavd.plist in
a text editor.
To open this le in a command-line text editor, enter:
$ sudo nano /etc/caldavd/caldavd.plist
If prompted, enter your administrator account password.
You can use any command-line text editor, as long as you precede the command to
run the text editor with sudo.
You can also use Property List Editor to edit this le. For more information, see
“About Property List Editor” on page 35.
4 Under the Authentication:Wiki section, add the following lines:
<key>URL</key>
<string>http://wiki.server.address/RPC2</string>