You should check with your ISP to see if they support WebDav. Mine 
doesn't but my wife's does.  If they support it the ISP probably 
provides a control panel for you web hosting account where you can set 
up your WebDav directories and passwords. That is how my Wife's account 
works. Once it is setup you can use iCal to publish and subscribe your 
calendars. It is built into iCal and is very easy to use. Also another 
useful feature of WebDav is that you can use the Finder's Connect to 
Server command to mount your WebDav directory as if it were an extra 
hard disk on your desktop.

-Joe

On May 28, 2006, at 7:05 AM, Pete Beaumont wrote:

> Hi ho
>
> has anyone here got experience using WebDav in OS X Server ?
>
> What's involved ?
> What do I need to configure/setup ?
> Why am I here ?
>
>
> I want to be able to share iCal Calendars, without having to shell out 
> for .Mac which is a real ripoff IMHO (at least here in Oz (on dialup, 
> and no, I can't get broadband))
>
> best
>
> Pete...                          (the other one)
>
>                       "Smile they said, it could be worse.
>                          So I did.
>                           And it was!"
>
> --
>
>
>