@rfc2822 said in [Solved] Nextcloud Contacts Birthdays calendar : http 404 error: But then how to distinguish the errors? Every notification should provide verbose information, including debug info, about the problem so that it can be traced. That’s why there is an app’s status function, all this sent multiple times (esp in the case for different feeds to the SAME server) to a mobile phone’s notifications is over the top. Yea but every time I click on a single notification and reload the fetch and it always works, it is too much to have multiple notifications, one will suffice in any case

@rfc2822 Thank you for your fast analysis. I’ve opened an issue ticket in the Nextcloud server repository to address the problem.

ah ok that makes it a lot easier. actually that’s the information i was looking for, but in the wrong place. everything is working fine now, thanks a lot for the help

Thanks for the update!

@StreifLicht said in HTTP-Serverfehler HTTP 500 Internal Server Error: Die Fehlermeldung weißt doch eindeutig auf einen internen Server-Fehler hin, deshalb würde ich auch dort beginnen und die Webserver- und Nextcloud Logdateien nach Hinweisen auf die Fehlerursache zu durchforsten

@blackdam Ah ok… because the calendar app shouldn’t allow such a condition and delete the whole event. Maybe you can create a report for Etar about that (when you reference this thread, they should have all necessary information)

Okay, thanks @j-ed!

@rfc2822 Many thanks, yes I forgot about that base URL setting somehow. Sorry for the basic question

@mjog said in Login error using NextCloud login flow via NC app: The server’s configuration works for other apps including the official NextCloud Android app and GNOME Online Accounts, so that points to a davx5 problem. No, that message is normal. It always comes with the username/password wrong message. We have thousands of Nextcloud users (including myself) without problems and we constantly test Nextcloud with all possible methods (Login flow and URL), and it always works. If you can provide steps to reproduce the problem with a fresh Nextcloud installation or have specific hints what a possible DAVx5 problem could be, please let us know. For me, it looks like a username/password problem at the moment (or maybe you are locked out with our mobile IP, for instance because of too many wrong tries). What do Nextcloud logs say? Did you clean the brute force attempts table?

Hi, Please provide steps to reproduce, Web server and CalDAV/CardDAV server logs taken while the problem occurs, DAVx⁵ debug info (DAVx⁵ / Settings / Debug info) and verbose DAVx⁵ logs etc as described in [READ BEFORE POSTING] What’s required to diagnose a problem.

@mehturt No, but I usually send it to myself with a messenger (or email or whatever).

@rfc2822 Thanks for taking a look. 20191121T035347Z is exactly 90 days prior to when the request was made. Davx5 is configured to begin searching for events 90 days prior. I assumed CAL:time-range start=“20191121T035347Z indicated the start point for that range. Is that not the case? Nevermind, I misread your reply. I’ll look for broken events in that range and see what I can find. Thanks for your help.

Thanks. Works without problems here… which Android version do you have? May non-compatible TLS ciphers?

This should hopefully be fixed with https://gitlab.com/bitfireAT/davx5-ose/commit/c9dab31067a186a6d4ca33cd742fedc8465ecf29.

What do your Nextcloud / Web server logs say? If there’s nothing useful, please ask in the Nextcloud forums, because this sounds like a server thing.

Thanks for the help… I was just shocked to discover that I’ve been looking at the wrong database this whole time. I have the table “calendarobjects_props”. Since the sync problem was caused by a message from Nextcloud, I will contact the Nextcloud community. Thanks again for listening… Clemens

@devvv4ever Hi, devvv4ever, Oh, dear. My fault. I didn’t see that piece of documentation. So yes, I confirm, swiping down in CalDAV tab and selecting “Refresh calendars” works perfectly. Thanks for your work. Regards

But what was the problem? Can you tell us how you solved it?

@devvv4ever I tried aCalendar+ with no success. Thing of it is, I seem to remember the basic Android calendar working before, when I was only using Nextcloud on my home LAN. Since my website went live it hasn’t worked.

I’ve reinstalled DAVx⁵ on my mobile. Looks better now. I’ll watch this. Thanks …