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Configuration for DAVDroid with iCloud
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| First it's important to find the right server which holds your icloud account. | |
| Go to icloud.com and log in. Open the calendar and on the right of the name of your calendar(s), you will see the 'share' icon. Click it. | |
| If you then check the 'Public calendar' option, you will see the URL needed to share. This will be something like: webcal://pXX-calendarws.icloud.com/ca/subscribe/1/O9H2HgkbAuOD8VuHd_o8zc6BSfn8cwm0LYTg... where the pxx in the beginning is different for all | |
| you then create a new account on your Android with DAVdroid. | |
| You will need to create an account for your contacts and a different one for your calendars. | |
| URL's are these: | |
| Contacts: pXX-contacts.icloud.com | |
| Calendars: pXX-caldav.icloud.com | |
| You can choose which adressbook or calendar you sync. |
OK, I determined (not by the above method - there is no such "Share" button) by looking at the ~/Library/Preferences/MobileMeAccounts.plist file that I am using server p02, so I tried Base URL: https://p02-contacts.icloud.com and still get "HTTP error: 401 Unauthorized"...
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Confirmed: This is works perfect!
Having a mac with icloud + a open-free-software (as possible) android phone without g-apps?
DAVDroid is a very nice and smooth app to sync (both ways) contacts and calendar almost immediately as you make a new event.
Compliments!