#Free webdav server software#
It requires few software dependencies and is pre-configured to work out-of-the-box. Radcale is an open source cross-platform CalDAV and CardDAV server written in Python. It’s written in PHP and can use SQLite or MySQL databases. OwnCloud is an open source, simple cloud server, providing WebDAV, CalDAV, CardDAV, etc. The number one open cloud service platform that provides open standard interfaces such as CalDAV/CardDAV/WebDAV/IMAP/PGP/… to all it services such as unified email, calendar, cloud storage, security, collaboration and much more. messageconcept PeopleSyncĮnterprise CardDAV server with sync agents for Active Directory, Exchange Server, SharePoint, SQL databases, CRM systems etc. Meishi provides both a CardDAV and a simple browser based interface. It’s designed to be lightweight and simple to configure. Meishi is a Rails 3 based standalone CardDAV server. Implementation of CardDAV Access and Scheduling as part of secure email service. Available as part of the Kerio Connect server software.
without modifying Active Directory schema and a two-way synchronization of Active Directory contacts via CardDAV protocol. IT Hit Active Directory CardDAV ServerĮnables storage of custom attributes in Active Directory, such as instant messengers, birth dates, multiple addresses, etc. EVO Mail ServerĬalDAV and CardDAV support. EGroupWareĮGroupware is an enterprise ready groupware server that is adding CardDAV support. Implementation of CalDAV Access and Scheduling with web-based administration and CardDAV support. Baïkalīaïkal is an open-source, lightweight PHP+SQLite CALDAV+CARDDAV server based on SabreDAV. Available as part of the macOS Server software. supported development Apple Contacts ServerĬommercial macOS Server, also Open source/cross-platform Any questions regarding installation instructions, configuration or usage need to be provided by the vendor and please visit the product web site to access them. CalConnect only provides a list of known implementations of CardDAV servers.
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