Owning my own data, part 1: Integrating a self-hosted calendar solution

emacsen · 2025-04-10T13:58:53 1744293533

This is exactly the post I've needed.

I have two calendars, one on my personal server running Mailcow (SoGO) and my work calendar with Fastmail.

They don't work together- I've never found a way to get mailcow's calendar to work with other tools well, and so I spend time syncing between them semi-manually.

I've wanted to de-couple the calendar for a while but the only alternative I knew about was Nextcloud, which I think is a bit heavy weight.

This Baïkal looks great and I can't wait to give it a try. Doing this will also allow me to explore changing out Mailcow for another self-hosted mail service.

EvanAnderson · 2025-04-10T13:58:17 1744293497

Baikal looks interesting. I used DAViCal[0] in the past to share calendars between a couple of Apple iOS devices. When it worked it worked well, but as iOS versions changed it seemed to get unreliable and I eventually gave up.

When I do eventually revisit this I am going to look at DAViCal again, as well as Radicale[1], and now Baikal.

[0] https://www.davical.org/

[1] https://radicale.org/v3.html

（评论） (comments)

（评论）
(comments)