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Add a checkbox dialog for the list of wifi networks to sync with

j-ed last edited by rfc2822

Enhancement request: Currently you have to enter the wifi network names you want to automatically use to sync with, manually. It would be nice to provide a checkbox dialog with all available networks to minimize the possibility of typos.
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Everyone here is irrationally focused on the authenticity of the remote server. Android cert handling SUCKS. So… You don’t have any choice. Reread the code. Add to it… Don’t forget Subject Alt Name. Check the hyperlink I gave here for more fuel to “get the job done.” All public internet services are already compromised (e.g. The Lavabit case already proves that the remote servers… e.g. Google, et al,… are already compromised. The Public CAs controls your keys. Most people here don’t even know how the keys work – it’s magic.) CONCLUSION: Private CAs are the ONLY certificates that can be trusted. I’m tired of all the dribble about MITMs. That requires a HIJACK – “perps” need to hack your DNS, set up a fake server, set up fake certs, etc. PRIVATE SYSTEMS AREN’T WORTH THAT EFFORT. Google just gives “anyone” a copy of the keys. You don’t even have to worry about fake certs – because the certs are copies that Google gave them. People are clueless. Including coders There is nothing more dangerous than transmitting your password in the clear. “Discussing the obvious” for 8 months is not “working together on the issues.” There is only one issue: Encryption that is easy to use without a graduate degree in operating systems and crypto.
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@rfc2822 said: Hello, Interesting idea. Does ownCloud generate such event summaries per language? I do not know for sure… I think owncloud persists soe meta data for the birthday event. But the VEVENT is generated for every request. This way the calendar entries in the web are always shown in the locale of the page (browser locale) Is it only for birthdays? As far as I can tell: Yes But owncloud is an open framework and even ‘contacts’ is an app now. So there may well be other apps around, that do similar things (Btw, you may also view birthdays just from the contacts.) Yes, but why install another app on my mobile device when I can have the same result by just ticking a checkbox in DAVdroid An then it is also always consistent with the web view.
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First of all, thanks for this great app which I’m using since more than a year now and I’ve never had any complaints about it. However, I am missing an import/export calendar sources feature, e.g when I want to add the same calendar sources to several phones for my family. Would be great if such a functionality could be added, also I would be happy to help in the development if help is needed.

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