NAME

caldavd — Calendar Server Control Interface

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

caldavd is a front end to the Calendar Server. Calendar Server is provides a calendaring service based on the CalDAV protocol, which is in turn based on HTTP and WebDAV.

caldavd is a simple tool for starting the server.

OPTIONS

-h

Displays usage information

-X

Starts the server but does not daemonize it.

-L

Sends error logging output to stdout rather than the file specified in caldavd.plist.

-u username

Drops privileges to the given username.

-g groupname

Drops privileges to the given groupname.

-f caldavd.plist

Specifies the path of the configuration file to read.

-T twistd

Specifies the path to the twistd binary.

FILES

/etc/caldavd/caldavd.plist

The Calendar Server configuration file. It is an XML property list specifying server options such as the port to bind to, whether to use SSL, and the names of other files can specified.

/etc/caldavd/server.pem

PEM-format server keys for use with SSL.

/var/log/caldavd/access.log

The server's access log file, in a format similar to Apache HTTPd's access log.

/var/log/caldavd/error.log

The server's main log file.

/var/run/caldavd.pid

The server's process ID file.

SEE ALSO

httpd(8)

STANDARDS

Calendar Server is intended to comply with RFC 2445 (iCalendar), RFC 2446 (iTIP), RFC 2447 (iMIP), RFC 2612 (HTTP), RFC 2617 (HTTP Authentication), RFC 4559 (SPNEGO), RFC 2518 (WebDAV), RFC 3744 (WebDAV ACL), RFC 5397 (WebDAV Current Principal Extension), RFC 4791 (CalDAV), and draft-desruisseaux-caldav-sched-06 (CalDAV Scheduling).

HISTORY

caldavd was first introduced as part of Mac OS X Server 10.5.