VCard/4 always requires UTF-8, but VCard/3 and iCalendar resources may use other charsets/encodings than UTF-8.
So, the Content-Type headers should be parsed for charset information.
When sending, DAVdroid always uses UTF-8.
Invalid VCard created
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Every time I change a contact I get a sync error.
It seems that DavDroid is not creating a valid VCard anymore (all the contacts were synced with an old version without a problem)I attached links to three examples, as Im using the service of my mail provider I cant say if its related to a change on the server side, other tools like SoGo Connector are still working so.
I used an upcase X to overwrite personal data.
https://paste.fedoraproject.org/405346/08274441/
https://paste.fedoraproject.org/405360/14708283/
https://paste.fedoraproject.org/405363/47082855/(Actually I cant see a misstake in the Vcards sent by DavDroid but I am also not skilled in reading them…)
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Hello,
This is not a DAVdroid, but a Posteo problem, see Contact Sync Error Android - Posteo. To work around this server bug, disable RFC 6868 encoded VCards as described on the Posteo configuration page.
