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Outlook 2013 doesn't just fail to publish an ICS file. This is not my desired solution, but Microsoft's failure to address this problem requires that I seek a workaround using a product

With gSyncit I can publish two calendars: One for free/busy only and a second with all calendar details. I use Fieldston Software's gSyncit () to synchronize my Outlook calendars with Google Calendar. Tony Chen's 'answer' is no answer, at all.ДЄs for me, I have found the only way I can publish my Outlook calendar is to use Google Calendar. Thank you, Scott Carson, for your description of this problem and your assertion that this is 'so easy to reproduce and so fundamental.' It's remarkable that Microsoft hasn't addressed this years ago. What will it take to get this fixed? Microsoft people, please advise - if I can get it fixed by opening a support case then please say so paying is not an obstacle. Yet it has been sitting for 1.5 years with no fix. I have given the steps required to reproduce this problem, and it seems like So, the long and short of this is, you cannot change publishing options in Outlook 2013, because the functionality (which worked fine in Outlook 2010) is just plain broken. I have not yet figured out the circumstances of these two failure modes, so I'm not yet sure why one happens and not the other. It will do a PROPFIND to the URL, but then no PUT. In other cases, Outlook ceases publishing altogether. ics file it's supposed to put the PUT payload into.

Naturally, this fails, because the server doesn't know what. In some cases, Outlook will continue to publish periodically, but when it does, it will do a PUT to But now, one of two things will happen, neither of which is ok. ics file (i.e., to put the URL back to what I originally typed, In order to try to work around this, I then edit the text box to remove the. So, already something has gone very wrong. ics file) but the text box is inactive (greyed out) and the 'OK' button does not produce this error message). Check the address, and try again.' Note that I didn't type the address at all - it is what outlook put there for me.ДЄs a side note: in Outlook 2010 the URL shown is the same (i.e., the URL includes the. I click 'OK', and I get an error popup that says 'The address you typed is not valid.

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Now, the 'Location' text box has the previous URL I entered, plus the name of my. So in my calendar, I select 'Publish Online > Change Publishing Options'. Next, suppose I want to change the publish settings in some way.

If I monitor traffic with fiddler, I can see that outlook periodically does a PROPFIND and then PUT of my ical data to п»їп»ї. Periodically to the WebDAV server, as expected. I click 'OK', and my calendar is published

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I select 'Automatic Uploads: Upload updates periodically', with the Update Frequency checkbox checked (to select the server's recommended settings). I enter a URL (which is my company's internal WebDAV server URL), in the same form as the example given:ДЄnd then I click 'Advanced'. I then have a dialog box that requires that I enter the publishing location URL. In my calendar, I select 'Publish Online > Publish to WebDAV Server'.

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I have Microsoft Outlook 2013 (.1000) MSO (.1001) 32 bit (part of Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013). Tony Chen, your answer isn't really an answer Honestly, this is so easy to reproduce and so fundamental that I'm surprised that Microsoft hasn't done anything with it. This problem continues, and it's a showstopper. What changed with Outlook 2013 that prevents it from publishing to the same location successfully published to, by Outlook 2010? So, I conclude that Outlook 2013 doesn't like a web address that includes the login credentials. There's nothing wrong with the connection I've tried this and its failed many times. Make sure your computer has a network connectionДЄnd that you typed the correct Web address.' The calendar was not published because the connection to the server failed. Instead, Outlook goes directly to the error message 'The upload of 'Calendar' failed. So, I change the URL to the formatВ is no 'Contacting web server'. Of course, there's no sign in dialog box provided. The format of the URL isВ When I use the same URL in Outlook 2013, it returns the message 'Contacting web server' and then 'The upload to 'Calendar' failed.

I am successfully publishing availability data (an ics file) to a webdav server, using Outlook 2010.