Path to subscribe to ical server account

Hi I notice I can subsrcibe to a delegate account using
http://domain:8008/calendars/_uids_/06E8D02B-03E3-4324-B60B-70C1051921BB/calendar/
This is tricky if you dont know the uids or am on a phone where I can't check.
Is there some shorter version where I can just use the account name?

Hi I notice I can subsrcibe to a delegate account using
http://domain:8008/calendars/_uids_/06E8D02B-03E3-4324-B60B-70C1051921BB/calendar/
This is tricky if you dont know the uids or am on a phone where I can't check.
Is there some shorter version where I can just use the account name?

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