Kaddressbook and nextcloud?

[Vojtěch Zeisek]

I think I've never used the systemsettings way, I've always used the 
akonadiconsole. It's good point that this situation is confusing. Worth of bug 
report and unification? Otherwise, the DAV connector in Akonadi works well. 
The wizard allows You to select which provider (e.g. ownCloud, NextClout, and 
others) You have, and sets everything else. I use it for calendar as well as 
address book.
Yours,
V.

Dne středa 16. září 2020 15:07:28 CEST, Anders Lund napsal(a):
> Some time ago there was a module in systemsettings where one could
> manage akonadi accounts, iirc. That worked well. I do not understand
> why KAddressbook does not support it, after all the code is already
> written and proven to work (in korganizer).
> I'll manage my contacts on my phone, which is user friendly, for now.
> Kindly,
> Anders
> 
> onsdag den 16. september 2020 13.07.07 CEST skrev Vojtěch Zeisek:
> > Dne středa 16. září 2020 10:35:37 CEST, Anders Lund napsal(a):
> > > Appearently Kaddressbook does not support NextCloud in any easy way,
> > > meaning it looks like one have to enter the ldap path manually.
> > 
> > No, there is straightforward way. Run "akonadiconsole" (either in
> > command line or after pressing Alt+F2) and on "Agents" tab simply
> > add "DAV groupware resource. There is simple wizard to configure
> > connection for the server. Works well for me. :-)
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