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Finally there is CalDAV sync (yet for Calendars only, not for address books, unfortunately...). I am using correct serveraddress and serverpath, the preferences is showing all my calendars that I can sync, but not any entry in the calendar. I suspect it's because I am using a CACert certificate on my server.

Is there any way to implement the CACert root certificates system wide?

Finally there is CalDAV sync (yet for Calendars only, not for address books, unfortunately...). I am using correct serveraddress and serverpath, the preferences is showing all my calendars that I can sync, but not any entry in the calendar. I suspect it's because I am using a CACert certificate on my server.

Though I followed this guide, the CalDAV sync is not working and no events are shown in the calendar app.

Is there any way to implement the CACert root certificates system wide?

Finally there is CalDAV sync (yet for Calendars only, not for address books, unfortunately...). I am using correct serveraddress and serverpath, the preferences is showing all my calendars that I can sync, but not any entry in the calendar. calendar. (FYI: I am using DAViCal on GNU/Linux Debian.) I suspect it's because I am using a CACert certificate on my server.

Though I followed this guide, the CalDAV sync is not working and no events are shown in the calendar app.

Is there any way to implement the CACert root certificates system wide?

Finally there is CalDAV sync (yet for Calendars only, not for address books, unfortunately...). I am using correct serveraddress and serverpath, the preferences is showing all my calendars that I can sync, but not any entry in the calendar. (FYI: I am using DAViCal on GNU/Linux Debian.) I suspect it's because I am using a CACert certificate on my server.

Though I followed this guide, the CalDAV sync is not working and no events are shown in the calendar app.

Is there any way to implement the CACert root certificates system wide?