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By Guy Verville on
Hi,
I've installed the event module in a private drupal site. When I say private, it means that only authenticated members can have access to it. The Event module offers the possibility to subscribe to the calendar with a webcal link. However, this operation is performed in anonymous mode, I think, and I receive an access error mode. Is there a way to circumvent that?
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Securesite module
You could add the securesite module and enable it for the webcal address(es). It will then ask for standard authentication (HTTP Auth) - which all browsers can understand - into which you can type your login details for Drupal, and therefore have access to all your content in the site.
That said, I don't know how many iCal clients allow for the option to send auth credentials to the server. We have the same issue with protecting/personalising RSS and KML feeds from private sites.