[asterisk-users] googleapps calendar

[Julian Lyndon-Smith]

Hi Terry

I managed to get it working eventually. I think that it may have been
a problem with neon , as I downgraded to .25 from .29, removed all
modules and make distclean, make install

It started working at this point !

What would be really great would be

1) manager events for new / removed calendars
2) manager command to reload / refresh calendars
3) manager events for new / removed events
4) manager events for alarms

Julian


On 30 October 2011 02:31, Terry Wilson <twilson at digium.com> wrote:
>  > I am trying to get googleapps calendar integrated with my system.
>> However, following all the instructions that I can find it still
>> fails. this is my config file:
>>
>> [myGoogleCal]
>> type=caldav
>> url=https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/<<myemail>>/events/
>> user=<<myemail>>
>> secret=<<mypassword>>
>> refresh=15
>> timeframe=60
>
> I just tried with:
> [calendar4]
> type = caldav
> url = https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/me@mygoogleappsdomain.net/events/
> user = me at mygoogleappsdomain.net
> secret = mysneakypassword
> refresh = 15
> timeframe = 60
>
> and 'calendar show calendars' shows my calendar as free, and 'calendar show calendar calendar4' shows an upcoming event. I did have to commit a fix where if you don't have a channel set for notification, it would cause a crash. I just committed that fix a couple of seconds ago. So, everything looks to be working fine for me.
>
>> when I start asterisk, and type "calendar show calendars" I get
>>
>> genesis2*CLI> calendar show calendars
>> Calendar Type Status
>> -------- ---- ------
>> myGoogleCal caldav free
>>
>> however, there are no events in myGoogleCal, and every 15 minutes I
>> get the message
>>
>> "Unknown response to CalDAV calendar pug, request REPORT to
>> /calendar/<<myemail>>/events/: Could not read status line: connection
>> was closed by server"
>
> Sounds like a communication issue. Is there a proxy server required to access the outside? Perhaps libneon wasn't compiled with SSL support or something? You could verify that the url is reachable via a web browser (should download a .ics file) or via using a command-line tool on the Asterisk box like 'curl' to test the url, user, and password.
>
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Julian Lyndon-Smith
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