The eM client is an email client supports both CardDAV and CalDav connections, allowing MDaemon accounts to have contacts, calendars, and tasks synced to the client.
MDaemon version 15.5.0 includes CalDav support to sync calendars and tasks with clients that support CalDav.
MDaemon versions 16.0.0 and above include both CardDav and CalDav support to sync calendars, contacts, and tasks with clients that support CalDav and CardDav.
The account setup process will attempt to setup Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Chat (XMPP) automatically. However, the steps below will detail how to do this manually.
Click the link to download the eM Client: http://www.emclient.com/
Verify the CalDav and CardDav services are enabled in MDaemon.
- Select Setup
- Select Web & IM Services
- Select CalDav & CardDav
- Verify Enable CalDav & CardDav server is checked
On the client machine:
- Start the eM Client application
- Select Menu
- Select Tools
- Select Accounts
- Click the + symbol to add an account.
- Select Contacts or Calendars
- Select CardDAV or CalDAV
- Click Next
- Enter the http://{server host name}/.well-known/carddav to enable the client to sync all available contacts
- using the .well-known string in the server address will also sync calendars and tasks via CalDav
- use the URL syntax below to sync specific contacts/calendars/tasks/etc...
- Enter the MDaemon user name.
- Enter the MDaemon user password.
- Click Next
- Create a name for the CardDav account
- Click Next
- Click Finish
URL Templates
*Replace {server host name} with the server host name or IP address
Personal Contacts
The "addressbook" directory is a shortcut to the user's own default addressbook.
http://{server host name}/webdav/addressbook - logged in user's default contacts folder
http://{server host name}/webdav/addressbook/friends - the logged in user's "friends" contacts folder
http://{server host name}/webdav/addressbook/folder/personal - the logged in user's "personal" contacts folder that's in a "folder" subfolder
Shared Contacts
The "contacts" path is a shortcut to shared contact folders.
http://{server host name}/webdav/contacts/company.mail/user2 - user2@company.mail's default contact folder
http://{server host name}/webdav/contacts/company.mail/user2/test - user2@company.mail's "test" contact folder
Public Contacts
The "public-contacts" path is a shortcut to public contact folders.
http://{server host name}/webdav/public-contacts/company.mail - domain's default contact folder
http://{server host name}/webdav/public-contacts/test - "test" contact folder in the root of the public folder hierarchy