Subscribe to .ics Calendars on FTP Server

In iCal on my Mac I am able to subscribe to .ics calendars that reside on an ftp server.
I'm try to access these same calendars by subscribing from the iPhone.
I can't seem to get it to work. Is it even possible?
Matt

Relocated the calendars to a server at:
http://www.ical-mac.com/
Matt

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Can't subscribe to .ics calendar

Hello,
First of all, sorry for my bad English.
I have published a calendar from Ical to my private server (Imac running 10.6.2). When I want to subscribe to that .ics file from an other computer (other Imac running 10.6.2), it fails. When I subscribe from a computer running OSX 10.4 or 10.5 there's no problem.
This is the error:
*There was an error subscribing to the calendar.*
*The data downloaded from http://server.name.lan/calendars/name.ics isn’t valid.*
I think the problem has to do with the server settings. But I don't know for sure and I don't know how to solve. The server is a Xserve running 10.5 server. For some reason Ical have permission top place the .ics file, but he can't acces is anymore. The permission settings are oke, everybody on the network can read and write the files.
I could send the errors if someone need them to help.
Thanx

The authentication requested is a javascript form of the apple web interface to ical (Web server -> Sites -> Web Services -> Calendar). It is an apple application, i didn't set up any access control, if i go into the file system of http://www.my_site.com/ical (/Library/WebServer/Documents/my_site) there is nothing. It seems all saved under:
bash-3.2# pwd
/Library/CalendarServer/Documents/calendars/_uids_/08/46/084627AA-F6CF-481C-A0EF-421E878ADBCF/calendar
bash-3.2# ls
.db.sqlite a32259e5d9222e11c83f9b8487e0e041.ics
bash-3.2#
and there must be an apple web application in order to interact with it, that is why i thought that the username and password defined in the publish calendar form were related to the apple authentication mechanism.
I'm using MacOSX server 10.6.2 on my own machine with my own domain. So what i'm doing is setting up the calendar web service on a test site, try to publish a calendar (from ical) to the location of the test site and then try to subscribe to the webcal:// ... link that he provides me.
If i try to access http://www.my_site.com/ical/calendar.ics or http://www.my_site.com/ical the apple web interface comes up asking me the credentials. If I enter the correct ones (defined in the publish form) i get the following message from the apple web interface:
Mac OS X Server
404: User does not exist
The path seems correct 'coze if subscribe from ical to webcall://www.my_site.com/ical/calendar.icsit tells me that:
There was an error subscribing to the calendar.
The data downloaded from http://www.my_server.com/ical/name.ics isn’t valid.
if i enter another path i will get this error:
A calendar wasn’t found on webcal://www.myserver/my_user/ical/mycalendar.ics. Check the URL.
If i would use an FTP application i would not find anything on that path because all is managed by the apple web service interface.
Thanks !!

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Is there a way to publish calendars that others can subscribe to? The only thing I know how to do with the iCal server even a little bit is CalDAV, but that doesn't seem to allow subscriptions.
Also, I can't find a place where it just says the user (like a folder that stores the data). It's just these weird combinations of characters. Is there a way to make it simpler?
Thanks,
vidg

You could perhaps setup the WebDAV stuff in the web server settings like before which doesn't require/use iCal server?
With iCal server you instead delegate access to your calendar(s) with either only read or read and write priviledges to others. You do this in iCal (3.0/Leopard).
You need OD and preferably bind your client machines to it.

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I have a task management program that outputs an updated ICS iCal file periodically. In iCal, I want to be able to "Subscribe" to that ICS file which, obviously, is located on the same Mac I'm using to subscribe. Is there a way to subscribe to that ICS on my Mac without going through the internet? (I don't want to use Importing since that will create duplicate entries of old events.)
Ideally, the ICS file (periodically outputed by my task manager app) would be read automatically (without importing duplicate entries) everytime I open iCal.

Found this on the FAQ for the program I was using, which by the way, seems to be a good, cross-platform java-based GTD app called Thinking Rock. (Don't let the java descriptor dissuade you. This is a fairly speedy program as java apps go.)
Don't know if WebDAV is the same as setting up Personal Web Sharing (also involves slightly modifying a hidden file using Terminal to limit public access). Here's the link to the Thinking Rock FAQ posting that, I hope, when followed (by me) will provide the needed solution. All credit for the described solution (below) goes to the author of the FAQ posting. Thank for it!
http://www.thinkingrock.com.au/faq.php
The text of the link is below...
PostPosted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 3:37 pm Post subject: How to Subscribe to your TR data in iCal and Sunbird/Moz Cal Reply with quote
If you're interested in seeing your scheduled items, Next Actions, etc. in iCal or Sunbird (Mozilla Calendar), but don't know how to subscribe to a calendar you publish yourself, here's a few notes:
* One easy way to do this is simply to create a calendar, and then Import into it... this works fine in both iCal and Sunbird.
The only caveat is that you have to delete this calendar and then re-import when you want to see the updated calendar.
Note that the file you are importaing is "thinking-rock.ics"... it's probably in the same folder as your "thinking-rock.xml" file unless you've set a different path in TR's preferences pane.
Why would you want to do this? If you're using Sunbird/Mozilla Calendar (which, btw, is a great program, is open-source and free, and is available for OSX, Windows, and Linux -- give it a whirl, you might like it) then there's no reason to (see notes below).
If you're using iCal, then you might want to do this if you don't want to go to the trouble of setting up or turning on your personal web server.
* To really subscribe the calendar, you need to put it into a webserver's root... unless you're using Sunbird.
For Sunbird:
Choose the Subscribe Calendar menu option (under Files), and then choose Remote calendar.
Name the calendar, give it a color, and then enter something like this for the URL:
File://users/myname/thinking-rock.ics
Note that you have to specify the full path to the file, from root... on OSX, if you store your calendar in your Home folder, and your name is "myname", the above path would work. Or if its in the Documents folder, it would be:
File://users/myname/documents/thinking-rock.ics
Note that this same approach will work under Korganizer in Linux.
Here's the key point with this method: you DO NOT have to enable Personal Web Sharing (i.e., Apache) on OSX or Windows or Linux... there is no web server involved, because Sunbird is just reading the file directly.
And this is true subscription calendar... it will update itself with any changes at the interval you specify, and it is not necessary to delete and re-import anything, as in the first example I gave above.
For iCal (OSX only):
Unfortunately, OSX is "too smart" (or too stupid... take your pick Smile ) to allow a File:// URL.... it requires an http:// url.....
So, you MUST enable your Personal Web Server to Subscribe to a calendar. You do this in your System Prefences panel, under Sharing.
Once you've done this, set TR to put your ICS file in your /users/myname/sites folder.... then give iCAL this as the url:
http://localhost/~myname/thinking-rock.ics
That will subscribe the calendar, as described above.
IMPORTANT SECURITY WARNING:
For iCal users, please note this very important point... if you do the above, you have posted your Scheduled Items, Next Actions, etc. to a PUBLICLY acessible location.
For most people, I would think this is an unacceptable situation, so there are some things you need to do to prevent others from accessing this information:
- Edit your httpd.conf file to DENY ALL and then setup a single ALLOW for just your internal machine name. (If you don't know what I mean, just google "Apache config httpd allow deny" for more info... or email me privately).
- Stop and the re-start Personal Web Sharing after you make this change to have this take effect.
- Double-check yourself.... if you can, use another computer on your network to go to http://your-ip-address/~username/thinking-rock.ics ... make sure you get an error that indicates you are denied access.
Once TR 1.2.2 is finalized, I'll write a more detailed FAQ and post it in the hopes that this will be useful for other users.
In closing, once again I have to really thank the developers for doing a great job with this one specific feature.... and also I hope my ramblings haven't dissuaded anyone from trying this.... especially under Mozilla Calendar, this is totally easy to do, and gives you an immensely powerful tool. And even under iCal, with some tweaking, you also get a powerful capability... definitely worth the small time and effort needed to set this up.

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I need to get a hold of public holidays in Spain and the UK. When trying to subscribe to the iCals from Apple's website I get an error message, that the server is down or somthing.
I've been trying this for 3 days now and it annoys me...
I'm trying this import this calendar: webcal://ical.mac.com/ical/Spain32Holidays.ics
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rubberbandman,
Welcome to Apple Discussions.
I just successfully subscribed to the calendar that you referenced.
If you are interested, there are two other Spanish Holiday calendars available on iCalShare.
;~)

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Now enter the 'Login' name and 'Password' for an account that has access to the shared directory as you've set it up using the WebDAV instructions.
Select the other options you want to enable in the dialog box and then click on 'Publish'. Now the calendar is published and available for others to subscribe to.
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I have a database format error in a calendar that I only noticed after the migration to Server on Yosemite. I'll paste a snippet from the Error Log in at the bottom that shows the error - I've highlighted the description of the problem in red.
I found a pretty cool writeup from Linc in a different thread, but it's aimed at fixing a similar problem for a local user on their own machine rather that an iCal server like what we're running. Here's the link to that thread: Re: Calendar crashes on open For example, does something like Calendar Cleaner work on our server database as well?
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Here's the error log...
File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/Extras/lib/python/twi sted/internet/defer.py", line 1099, in _inlineCallbacks
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]         result = g.send(result)
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]       File "/Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/Library/CalendarServer/lib/python 2.7/site-packages/txdav/caldav/datastore/sql.py", line 3635, in component
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]         e, self._resourceID
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     txdav.common.icommondatastore.InternalDataStoreError: Data corruption detected (Invalid property: GEO:33.4341666667\\;-112.008055556
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     BEGIN:VCALENDAR
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     VERSION:2.0
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     PRODID:-//Apple Inc.//Mac OS X 10.8.2//EN
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     BEGIN:VEVENT
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     UID:[email protected]
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     DTSTART:20121114T215900Z
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     DTEND:20121114T232700Z
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     CLASS:PUBLIC
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     CREATED:20121108T123850Z
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     DESCRIPTION:Flight leg 2 of 2 for trip from MSP to LAX\\nhttp://www.google.
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]      com/search?q=US+29+flight+status\\nBooked on November 8\\, 2012\\n
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     DTSTAMP:20121114T210756Z
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     GEO:33.4341666667\\;-112.008055556
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     LAST-MODIFIED:20121108T123850Z
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     LOCATION:Sky Harbor International Airport\\, Phoenix\\, AZ
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     SEQUENCE:0
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     STATUS:CONFIRMED
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     SUMMARY:US 29 from PHX to LAX
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     URL:http://www.hipmunk.com/flights/MSP-to-LAX#!dates=Nov14,Nov17&group=1&s
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]      elected_flights=96f6fbfd91,be8b5c748d;kind=flight&locations=MSP,LAX&dates=
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]      Nov14,Nov16&group=1&selected_flights=96f6fbfd91,
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     END:VEVENT
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     BEGIN:X-CALENDARSERVER-PERUSER
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     UID:[email protected]
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     X-CALENDARSERVER-PERUSER-UID:D0737009-CBEE-4251-A288-E6FCE5E00752
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     BEGIN:X-CALENDARSERVER-PERINSTANCE
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     TRANSP:OPAQUE
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     BEGIN:VALARM
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     ACKNOWLEDGED:20121114T210756Z
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     ACTION:AUDIO
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     ATTACH:Basso
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     TRIGGER:-PT2H
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     UID:040C4AB7-EF30-4F0C-9D46-6A85C7250444
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     X-APPLE-DEFAULT-ALARM:TRUE
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     X-WR-ALARMUID:040C4AB7-EF30-4F0C-9D46-6A85C7250444
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     END:VALARM
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     END:X-CALENDARSERVER-PERINSTANCE
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     END:X-CALENDARSERVER-PERUSER
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     END:VCALENDAR
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]     ) in id: 3405
2015-01-31 07:14:41-0600 [-] [caldav-0]
2015-01-31 07:16:39-0600 [-] [caldav-1] [-] [txdav.common.datastore.sql#error] Transaction abort too long: PG-TXN</Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/Library/CalendarServer/lib/ python2.7/site-packages/calendarserver/tools/purge.py#1032$_cancelEvents>, Statements: 5, IUDs: 0, Statement: None
2015-01-31 08:08:40-0600 [-] [caldav-1] [AMP,client] [calendarserver.tools.purge#warn] Cleaning up future events for principal A95C9DB2-9757-46B2-ADF6-4DECE2728820 since they are no longer in directory
2015-01-31 08:09:10-0600 [-] [caldav-1] [-] [twext.enterprise.jobqueue#error] JobItem: 39, WorkItem: 762001 failed: ERROR: canceling statement due to statement timeout
2015-01-31 08:09:10-0600 [-] [caldav-1]
2015-01-31 08:13:40-0600 [-] [caldav-1] [-] [txdav.common.datastore.sql#error] Transaction abort too long: PG-TXN</Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/Library/CalendarServer/lib/ python2.7/site-packages/calendarserver/tools/purge.py#1032$_cancelEvents>, Statements: 5, IUDs: 0, Statement: None

<facepalm> Well, there you go. It turns out I was over-thinking this. The Calendar app on a Mac can manage this database just fine. Sorry about that. There may be an easier way to do this, but here's how I did it.
Use the Calendar.app on a local computer to:
- Export the corrupted calendar to an ICS file on the local computer (Calendar -> File -> Export -> Export)
- Create a new local calendar (Calendar -> File -> New Calendar -> On My Mac)
- Import the corrupted calendar into the new/empty local calendar (Calendar -> File -> Import...)
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