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But the data is not in Granary. It's in Drupal. More specifically, in a table of users
btrem
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2026-01-14 03:35
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btrem: i mean internally; if an authed user asks for something in a format you don't "carry", make an internal request to your granary instance with the data in a format you *do* have
ulhar4409
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2026-01-14 03:33
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One thing that really puzzles me: why was WebDAV created in the first place? It's really complicated, and AFAICT everything that is needed for syncing an addressbook is available with HTTP. BICBVW since I've never done anything that complicated
btrem
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2026-01-14 03:13
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There are request and response _extracts_, but it's scattered about and hard to put together
btrem
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2026-01-14 03:10
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All this discussion is academic, since ATM Granary does not emit CardDAV. And I don't see how [snarfed] can add support for it without knowing the format. And that is what kicked off this discussion. For the life of me, I cannot find a complete example of CardDAV. The closest I've come is an rfc https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6352
btrem
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2026-01-14 03:10
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Yes it's scary
btrem
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2026-01-14 03:09
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Yeah I got a bit curious and started looking at the spec and nope nope nope
gRegor
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2026-01-14 03:08
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I searched the web for a php CardDAV server, but what I found looked scarily complicated. I was sympathetic to what aaronpk said (yesterday? two days ago?): "I looked at WebDAV once. And I ran away." OSLT
btrem
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2026-01-14 03:02
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Site is password protected
btrem
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2026-01-14 03:00
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btrem: http request
ulhar4409
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2026-01-14 02:49
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