03:26 <crab> so what exactly does one have to do to sync davdroid with radicale under sandstorm?

03:26 <crab> it wants a url, username, and password. i have a web key.

03:49 <crab> «I'd definitely like to see a brief bit of instruction on how to connect this with Thunderbird. It could be as simple as an iframe displaying a URL, username and password (though I can certainly figure this out as well.)»

03:54 <crab> ok. so the webkey is https://blah#password and i need "owner" as username.

03:57 <crab> so davdroid was able to login, it seems. but it doesn't actually display any calendars.

04:02 <crab> oh well.

04:18 <crab> i was able to get rocket.chat working on my phone too. that's something.

20:08 <ocdtr_web> crab: FWIW, the username field can generally be anything. It's generally on the app to instruct people how to use their connection features. (I've added instructions and such for this to the TTRSS package before.)

20:10 <ocdtr_web> Was your Radicale grain the Calendar version? (Radicale lets you make either a calendar or a contacts grain, not one for both, it looks like.)

20:18 <ocdtr_web> It looks like synchrone had linked to Radicale's client connection instructions, but the link is bad. I submitted a PR to update it, but since the app hasn't been updated in a year, no guarantee it gets published: https://github.com/synchrone/sandstorm-radicale/pull/32

20:20 <ocdtr_web> crab: Also, I think you might not have even seen the Radicale sync page. It is the cloud icon on the left side of Radicale. It explicitly recommend the username 'sandstorm', and does give you a separate URL, username, and password.

23:31 <alex2526> hey all! I was wondering if someone could help me fix up this broken sandstorm install so I can migrate data? I can't seem to get into it, authentication is 100% broken, even the admin-token function generates tokens that seem expired

23:36 <JonTheNiceGuy> Check the date on the box?

23:36 <JonTheNiceGuy> And the timezone

23:37 <alex2526> "Wed Aug 23 01:36:39 CEST 2017" it says

23:37 <alex2526> which seems about right

23:38 <alex2526> when authenticating normally it just says 'internal server error' after providing an email address

23:40 <JonTheNiceGuy> Are you proxying your connections, or going direct?

23:40 <alex2526> I think it ran out of space when the issues began, some container grew really fast for some reason, I managed to delete it before the server expired my auth token but I couldn't log in after

23:41 <alex2526> think I'm proxying through sni-proxy which is at socket level, and nginx on the machine itself to add a letsencrypt certificate

23:41 <alex2526> or no wait I'm using the sandcats one

23:41 <alex2526> it's pretty standard I guess

23:43 <alex2526> sni-proxy shouldn't interfere, it's very low level (it checks the Service Name Indicator of the TLS connection and redirects the socket to the appropiate machine)

23:43 <alex2526> also another sandstorm server on the same setup is working properly so it's definitely the machine itself

23:44 <alex2526> hm, if this is too hard I guess I can just move the data to a new instance.. is there a way to move all the data, and user accounts, but setup the rest from scratch?

23:52 <JonTheNiceGuy> Just re-run the setup script, from memory?

23:53 <JonTheNiceGuy> I'm not a Dev, just an admin

23:58 <alex2526> that's okay, thanks for the help anyway ^^ I guess I'll just make a copy and try some things

23:58 <alex2526> luckily it's a pretty small server so there's not a lot of data to copy