Torsten Grote

Thanks for the suggestion. I agree that it makes total sense. The problem is that when I implemented this, there was no standard API to add stuff into people's calendar....

Here's the documentation: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/calendar-provider.html#intent-insert Looks like [CONTENT_URI](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/CalendarContract.Events#CONTENT_URI) is part of Android since API 14, so we could use this standard API now. However, this has the same issue as above...

The latter is preferable, but plus with the permission request it will be two extra dialogs. Also, we would need to find out which calenders the user has. Maybe this...

> The API uses HTTP Auth by itself So did you move to a new API between `1.12.2` and `2.0.1`? If so, HTTP Basic Auth would not be supported anymore...

> Quick searching suggests that you may try to add HTTP Basic Auth credentials as part of the URL. I tried this and it doesn't work, maybe because of special...

> How can I check the seedvault logs so I can have more informations? On the main settings page, tap the 3-dot overflow menu at the top right, go to...

Looks an issue with the OSs Storage Access Framework. The error is thrown in `DocumentFile` which isn't in Seedvault itself. pulling in https://github.com/seedvault-app/seedvault/commit/935ab746d351345ee3117aba27e832b40d65bc97 may help with the issue.

@John-Rodriguez-Git could it be that you set up the storage location a long long time ago? If so, please try re-setting the same location. Otherwise, we are using a retry...

You can use a self-signed certificate and add it to the device's cert store. duplicate of https://github.com/seedvault-app/seedvault/issues/714

Thanks for the report! When you say "Restore worked without errors", do you mean that we apps in question had green checkmarks for their restore result? If so, could it...