Ohh, sorry, I got you wrong there. So if you don’t need the calendar or tasks to be shown in Thunderbird there is not need at all to use Lightning/Thunderbird. As you do want to sync tasks, I personally recommend using Thunderbird because it’s usually very convenient. There might be other ways but in Thunderbird you could actually have your e-mails, calendar AND tasks in one place without having to open the browser and logging in at Posteo. Of course that is a question of personal preference
If you want to view your tasks on a computer you will definitely need a client that syncs the calendar though because tasks are always synced with the calendar file and cannot be viewed in the Posteo web interface.
Hi and so sorry I did not post earlier here (I thought I did but apparently I didn’t).
well I am using the mixture you all suggested of these many calendars - so I have the posteo calendar, syncing it to thunderbird, where I also see the tasks, which I also have on the FP. (although I don’t get the same categories for the tasks on thunderbird as on FP)
And I have the contacts / addresses on posteo and FP as well.
can you provide a logcat in order to see if there is some issue during synchronizing?
Please remember to check for personal data and remove them before publishing system logs extracts
bye!
@DjDas@Stefan
unfortunately I cannot switch on the protocol. When I try to move the switch to AN I get a warning, and when I click OK the warning is repeated again and again but nothing else.
Update:
It is a bit weird, because apparently as I have tried out a few times now, the tasks ARE synced between FP1 (via posteo) and thunderbird in both directions.
Only the syncocol - as in the screenshot I posted before - says that the last sync is from Nov 18 and that there are problems.
@DjDas thanks for the tip!
I don’t get an update notification for Davdroid on my f-droid app at the moment (but instead, for 4 apps, 2 of which I haven’t installed on my FP or at least did not see on the app-list. Have deinstalled them now via f-droid app).
So I’ll wait a couple more days and if I don’t get a notif. I’ll deinstall and install Davdroid again…
---- Oh, and I see the old problem with iFixit still exists: there is an update notif, but I cannot update because of wrong key version, I have to deinstall. But: it is not possible to deinstall. Weird!
Regarding iFixit this is a known problem due to the fact this is installed as a system app; you can disable notifications for it by selecting “Ignore all updates” in the menu inside its application page in F-Droid.
If you would like to update it, you can use SystemAppMover (you need also Busybox, which you can find on PlayStore) to convert it to a normal app and then uninstall it, after you can install it from F-Droid as normal apps