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crparr

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Thursday, October 20th 2005, 7:34am

Kontakt error

Hi!

I have setup Kontact (KOrganizer - working and KAddressbook - partly working) to access one .ics file (KOrganizer) and one .vcf file (KAddressbook) which are located on my server.

The addressbook is configured as follows:
Add - Network Ok
Name: Adressen
Read-only:NO
Format: vCard
Location: http://195.225.106.82/dav/adressen.vcf

The problem arises when I edit an entry and when I exit Kontact. Kontact tries to upload the .vcf file but fails.

And when I exit I get the following error:

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Unable to save addressbook Adressen


After klicking ok, it tries to upload it again. But it fails as well. :(

Reading works fine.

Now the logs:
/var/logs/apache2/error.log:

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[Thu Oct 20 00:11:37 2005] [error] [client 86.59.11.82] Unable to PUT new contents for /dav/adressen.vcf.  [403, #0]
[Thu Oct 20 00:11:37 2005] [error] [client 86.59.11.82] (13)Permission denied: An error occurred while opening a resource.  [500, #0]

/var/log/apache2/access.logs:

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86.59.11.82 - - [20/Oct/2005:00:11:35 +0200] "PUT /dav/adressen.vcf HTTP/1.1" 401 401
86.59.11.82 - dav [20/Oct/2005:00:11:36 +0200] "PUT /dav/adressen.vcf HTTP/1.1" 403 218

Any ideas?

Thanks

mart_k

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Thursday, October 20th 2005, 4:02pm

RE: Kontakt error

Do you have the right to write to the location using http dav? It is possible that the server doesn't allow that. It is also possible that you have to enter a username and password before you can write files.

Another thing: I assume that there is only one computer that uses the file at the same time?