>Are you sure Tryton use your configuration file? Look at the log of >trytond, it tells which configuration file it uses.
Thank you for the idea, but yes, the /etc/trytond.conf was always used, I made sure by checking the content of the start-script in /etc/init.d/ and the trytond-logfile. After fiddling round for hours and installing all related python-packages like pyWebDav manually again, I managed to get trytond (user python) to listen on port 8078. I could connect by ssl (https) via browsers, but as soon as I clicked on one database and wanted to browse the subfolders (like Calendars, Contacts etc.) I got an error saying that the server ended the connection. The same thing happened accessing by lightning or the deeplink (./Calendars/calendar). First I was prompted to type in username and password (same as the db-users I used with the client). The user I used had all (reading and writing) rights granted on the calendar and the webdav module was also set up. Maybe someone has another idea on that subsequent problem. I will search for it too. David -- -- [email protected] mailing list
