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nachtigall last edited by rfc2822

@rfc2822 FYI, on https://icsdroid.bitfire.at/download/ the amazon link is wrong: Points to Google Play store instead of amazon store.
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Thank you, we will fix it soon!
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@AllesAufHorst said in Public Google calendar refuses to auto-refresh: I think I suffer from the same problem as in the latest comment. I’m trying to sync a calendar with the following address: https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/smh0j8o8blctcl01jdbahutp8c%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics (from this website: https://www.fussball-spielplan.de/spielplan-preussen-munster-ical/) However, for a couple of days now, I receive the following error message once per day (which is my sync interval): Unable to resolve host “calendar.google.com”: No address associated with hostname I noticed that the associated web address is depicted a little bit different than what I entered in the first place? It reads https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/smh0j8o8blctcl01jdbahutp8c%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics Manual syncronisation appears to work, though. Apologies for bumping, but I think this never drew any attention, did it? The problem persists to this day.
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I have to apologize. This is embarassing. I wasn’t at home when I tried the other sync tool. I was logged in via Fritz!Box VPN. All my previous attempts where made connected by local Wifi, same subnet. When I tried Calendar Sync trial at home using Wifi, it failed too. Then I tried Davdroid over VPN, and it worked. After digging around I found the problem. I activated a safety mechanism in synology DSM long time ago when I routed Synology ports to the public internet adress. If one IP enters wrong credentials more than 3 times, it is added to a blacklist. I must have entered wrong credentials more than three times when I configured DavDroid and my mobile’s DHCP adress got blocked. As VPN users get a different, unblocked IP, it worked. So embarassing Sorry to wast your time and of course davdroid works just fine with Synology’s WebDav-Server. Have a nice evening.
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