Thanks for your reply.

I played around with the sniplets I could find there but I am afraid Cal::DAV is not working for me here as
new <args>
Must have at least user, pass and url args where url is the url of a remote, DAV accessible .ics file.
The Baikal server stores everything in a mysql database.
I can connect with my iPad to the baikal server and update stuff in the 2 calendars I created there.
I don't see a way with the modules in question to connect w/o having an ics file ?

edit: Checking the mysql database for baikal server it shows the following in "calendarobjects" table:
id     calendardata     uri     calendarid     lastmodified     etag  
+   size     componenttype     firstoccurence     lastoccurence
1     [BLOB - 361Bytes]    C7BA52BD-351F-4E64-8313-80C8B3E646E1.ics   
+  2     1398950718     022413b6addaecadea550ea8a8e45020     361     V
+EVENT     1398902400     1398988800

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where calendarid 2 reflects the "testshift" calendar. It also shows an *.ics is there but this one can not be found in filesystem.
Seems the server sends the "fake ics" to the client somehow, so maybe there is a chance for Cal::DAV .. but I'm lost again. "My" google doesnt know much about perl and baikal :-/

In reply to Re^2: Using Perl to add entries in iCal Calendar (cpan secrets) by hoschi
in thread Using Perl to add entries in iCal Calendar by hoschi

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