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iCal says google calendar server not secure

I've been trying to sync my google calendar with iCal but I cannot create the account in iCal. It keeps telling me the google server is not secure and won't set up the account. Any thoughts?

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Posted on Nov 5, 2013 1:09 PM

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Posted on Dec 3, 2013 9:10 AM

After quite a bit of wrestling, i got it to work.

1. Go to the calendar application and create a new account.

2.Select "Add CalDAV Account".

3. Select "Account Type" as advanced.

4. Enter your username and password.

5. Enter "Server Address " as google.com

6. Enter "Server Path" as https://www.google.com:443/calendar/dav/username@googlemail.com/user

7. Select "Use SSL" and port should be 443.


That's it. It should work.


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Dec 11, 2015 10:00 AM in response to bertbank

Hello-

Unfortunately I am still having problem of getting this done correctly. I have tried all options written here in the posts- changing the username without the mail ending, changing the path from googlemail to just gmail, and still I receive an error notification saying- "unable to verify account name or password". I made sure I have the username and password correct, and still this note appears.

I did the procedures to sync on my iPhone and it work excellent so I am puzzled.

Can you advise?

Thank you

Jan 28, 2016 11:50 AM in response to gorengitz

I got it to work with these settings:


1. Go to the System settings/Internet accounts and create a new account.

2. Select "Add CalDAV Account".

3. Select "Account Type" as advanced.

4. Enter your username and password. (i used the full Gmail-address)

5. Enter "Server Address " as calendar.google.com

6. Enter "Server Path" /calendar/dav/user%40gmail.com/user

7. Select "Use SSL" and port should be 443.


Hope this works for you, too

iCal says google calendar server not secure

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