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Special Forums UNIX and Linux Applications Davmail/Thunderbird/Exchange 2010/Public Folders Post 302584502 by metallica1973 on Friday 23rd of December 2011 12:14:59 PM
Old 12-23-2011
Davmail/Thunderbird/Exchange 2010/Public Folders

I am attempting to try and connect my Thunderbird 8.0/Lightening 1.0 to my Public Folders using Exchange 2010. All works well except for being able to view my Public Folder in which my companies calenders reside. I can view my own calender by setting up, caldav and pointing it to the calendars path:

Code:
http://localhost:1080/users/username@domain/calendar

I attempted using common logic:

Code:
http://localhost:1080/users/username@domain/Public Folders

But to no evail.

I have davmail configured only to use caldav and nothing else. I have it also pointing to the correct "OWA" url. How can one find the path to my public folders in exchange 2010 to be able to point lightening to my public folders?

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I did find this but need to find the specific path.

Code:
http://davmail.sourceforge.net/faq.html

Public calendars

To access public folders in Lightning, the URL scheme is:

http://localhost:1080/public/path/to/calendar

To access public folders in iCal, the URL scheme is:

http://localhost:1080/principals/pub...th/to/calendar

Note: iCal does not support folder names with spaces or special characters

Shared calendars

To access a shared calendar in Lightning, the URL scheme is:

http://localhost:1080/users/user@company.com

To access a shared calendar in iCal, the URL scheme is:

http://localhost:1080/principals/users/user@company.com
 

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