So here was the solution for me coming from synology assistance (Malek was super nice to help me):
1/ On the NAS, in control panel, “external access”, tab DDNS : create a synology address… it will be something like that: <name>.synology.me
2/ On the NAS, Set a fixed ip address on the local network to the nas : to do that, go to control panel/network/tab:network interface and modify the LAN line “manual ip config” the line IP address with the number you want (for me 192.168.1.24)
3/ on your box, open ports 5001 (connect to it through its local address and modify its NAT configuration. open a port for your nas in TCP port 5001
so here, the nas is accessible fro the outside on its caldav
4/ on the android DAV5X, open it, add a account, select URL and there add put the URL: https://<name>.synology.me:5001/caldav/<your_id>/aiioyb/
and enter your <your_id> and your password (the one to connect to your nas, at the id session).
Respect Android's HTTP proxy settings
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I want to use mitmproxy to inspect DAVDroid’s traffic easily, but instead I have to install its custom certificate and use transparent mode.
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HTTP proxys should work, at least they have with httpclientandroidlib. Maybe the Android port of Apache HttpClient which we use now doesn’t support it correctly?
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From a quick Google search it doesn’t seem that this library does that automatically.
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I have just tried out with DAVdroid 0.6.9.2 and a HTTP proxy in WiFi settings and it worked out of the box.
If this doesn’t work for you, please give detailled steps to reproduce and provide logs.
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Since 897ede75821cf8028c46e16a10368053bb32070e, there’s even SNI support for proxied connections.
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I tried with 0.6.9.1 yesterday and it didn’t work. Tried today with 0.6.9.2 and it did, so sorry for the noise. I probably made a mistake somewhere though (regardless of the version).