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- \author{Steak Electronics}
- \date{06/4/19}
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- \textbf{Nextcloud Research}
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- \section{Overview}
- I need something to sync contacts for clients. Nextcloud has that option. Let's try it out.
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- \section{Work Log}
- I had trouble finding a nextcloud that was managed for under \$25 month. I did find one, finally (open it store).
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- They installed everything. I didn't use my own domain name, but no big deal.
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- I downloaded nextcloud for my 4.5 android, and it works. Now to try contact sync.
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- Once you open the nextcloud app, there is a way to sync contacts. Requires davx5. So I got that. It brought me to the login page, and I tried logging in, but it failed. It may have been a bad password. I tried again using the URL
- https://my.domain.com/remote.php/dav/
- replacing my.domain with my URL, and it worked. I think the first time, I just had the password wrong.
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- After that, davx5 loads up. There is a carddav option. It takes 2-3 minutes to load (you'll see a spinning animation). After that, you can click a checkbox for contacts, then click the 'sync' button.
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