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I use DayLite with CardDAV for share the contacts with iContacts.
With Mavericks doesn't work, when I create the CardDAV account all work fine, until I try to select this account from Accouts list, Maveriks contine to ask the password, with this message: Internet Account Preferences can't connet to the account.
I have the same configuration for CalDAV and CardDAV contacts in my iPhone and my iPad, so I'm sure that the configuration are correct (it's not so difficult) and the password as well.
Does someone have any idea?
Only one additional info: DayLite doesn't support ssl authentication, but for working CalDAV is the same

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