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Adapt Baikal documentation
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[![Install Baïkal with YunoHost](https://install-app.yunohost.org/install-with-yunohost.png)](https://install-app.yunohost.org/?app=baikal) [![Integration level](https://dash.yunohost.org/integration/baikal.svg)](https://dash.yunohost.org/appci/app/baikal)
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Baïkal is a server for calendars and address books, which uses the CalDav and CardDav protocol. Baïkal can be synced with a lot of clients, like Thunderbird + Lightning.
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Baïkal is a server for calendars and address books, which uses the CalDAV and CardDAV protocol. Baïkal can be synced with a lot of clients, like Thunderbird + Lightning.
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**WARNING**: Baïkal will not work if you have installed a **Nextcloud** (the Nextcloud CardDav/CalDav functions conflict).
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**WARNING**: Baïkal will not work if you have installed a **Nextcloud** (the Nextcloud CardDAV/CalDAV functions conflict).
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## Configuration
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directory. YunoHost's users will appear under `User and ressources` menu after their
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first authentication.
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### CalDAV/CardDAV access
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To be able to connect CalDAV or CardDAV clients to Baïkal, you must allow access to the app for visitors during installation.
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Clients will still need to to authenticate with username and password of an YNH user.
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Also note that the admin interface of Baïkal is always available only to logged-in YNH admin users.
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## CalDAV connection
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### Connecting Thunderbird with Lightning
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Add a new agenda with type "Network" and "CalDAV"
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The new URL to add is:
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https://domain.org/baikal/cal.php/calendars/username/default
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Be careful to replace "domain.org" with your own domain and the "username" with your username.
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- Open the Calendar view, select "New Calendar...".
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- Choose "On the Network", click "Next".
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- Type in your YNH username in the "Username" input field and your server's "https://domain.tld" in the "Location" input field.
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- (You only need to enter the domain, Baïkal configures the webserver to forward CalDAV and CardDAV requests to Baïkal.)
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- Click "Find Calendars" and enter your YNH user's password.
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- If this is the first time your YNH user logs in to Baïkal, a "Default Calendar" is automatically created for you.
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- Select the calendar you want to add to Thunderbird and click "Subscribe".
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### Connecting to AgenDAV
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AgenDAV is a web client for using your calendars. It's packaged for YunoHost and you can used it after installing Baïkal.
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AgenDAV is a web client for using your calendars. It's packaged for YunoHost and you can use it after installing Baïkal.
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AgenDAV is already connected to Baïkal, any other configuration is necessary. If you create a new entry in Thunderbird + Lightning calendar, refresh your AgenDAV page is enough to see your modifications.
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AgenDAV is already connected to Baïkal, no other configuration is necessary. If you create a new entry in Thunderbird + Lightning calendar, refreshing your AgenDAV page is enough to see your modifications.
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AgenDAV also allows you to create a new calendars very easily.
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AgenDAV also allows you to create new calendars very easily.
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## CardDAV Connection
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