Does anyone know how to configure Akonadi (or Korganizer, or per-account) to not complain about lack of SSL on CalDAV and CardDAV connections, please?

[Daniel Vrátil]

Hi Sam,

what kind of complaint do you see? I don't think many of us here have access 
to a non-SSL DAV server, so some more details would be helpful.

If it's the "You are about to log in to the site 'foo.com', but the website 
does not require authentication" dialog, that's spoofing protection in KIO 
which cannot be turned off currently (because in 99% cases you do not want to 
send your username and password in plain HTTP requests). The dialog could 
probably have "Yes, remember forever" button, but that must be implemented 
completely in the KIO framework - you can file a feature request on 
bugs.kde.org regarding this. 

Alternatively just get a self-signed SSL certificate, you'll get a warning 
about it, but you can choose "remember forever" there.

Daniel

PS: kdepim-users ML is a better place for this kind of questions


On Monday, 30 July 2018 10:16:23 CEST Sam Denison wrote:
> Am running CalDAV/CardDAV locally*, so I don’t need to be reminded that HTTP
> instead of HTTPS is a Bad Thing
> 
> Different, but trusted computer, on the same, trusted network
> 
> Sam


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