Same here. My company (a university) does not allow morgen access (even with admin rights) to outlook, so the Microsoft exchange option in v3 is the only option to connect my calendar.
Pedro
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Sep 30, 2025
Hi Marco, at home yes but if we are remote not anymore.
Marco Ancona (Morgen co-founder)
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Sep 30, 2025
Hi everyone. Could you please share more info about your setup? For example:
Does your CalDAV server run on the same computer where Morgen is running, or somewhere else?
Have you considered exposing the server to a public IP such that Morgen servers can connect to it
Daniel
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Sep 30, 2025
Hello Marco Ancona (Morgen co-founder), thank you for your reply!
In my case:
My CalDAV server runs on a self-hosted home server running NextCloud, which I connect via Tailscale (https://tailscale.com).
I have considered exposing some of my self-hosted apps to a public-facing IP in the past, but I am hesitant to do it as it would increase the surface of attack and security risk for my personal server.
Note: I am aware some Morgen v3 features do not work with this kind of setup (e.g. Morgen workflows), but I am ok without those, I mostly use the local AI planner and manual drag-and-drop features.
remco639
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Oct 16, 2025
Marco Ancona (Morgen co-founder)
In my case I have a Radicale CalDAV server running on our local network.
the calendars are accessable through an URL. (Subdomain pointing to the server through reverse proxy (calendar.example.com/[calendar-url] )).
We install the DAVx android app on our Android devices so these calendars are available there in Morgen.
Remco
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Sep 24, 2025
Absolutely essential
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Linked to Local/limited connection to Outlook also on v4
Paul Ritsche
Oct 23
Same here. My company (a university) does not allow morgen access (even with admin rights) to outlook, so the Microsoft exchange option in v3 is the only option to connect my calendar.
Pedro
Sep 30, 2025
Hi Marco, at home yes but if we are remote not anymore.
Marco Ancona (Morgen co-founder)
Sep 30, 2025
Hi everyone. Could you please share more info about your setup? For example:
Does your CalDAV server run on the same computer where Morgen is running, or somewhere else?
Have you considered exposing the server to a public IP such that Morgen servers can connect to it
Daniel
Sep 30, 2025
Hello Marco Ancona (Morgen co-founder), thank you for your reply!
In my case:
My CalDAV server runs on a self-hosted home server running NextCloud, which I connect via Tailscale (https://tailscale.com).
I have considered exposing some of my self-hosted apps to a public-facing IP in the past, but I am hesitant to do it as it would increase the surface of attack and security risk for my personal server.
Note: I am aware some Morgen v3 features do not work with this kind of setup (e.g. Morgen workflows), but I am ok without those, I mostly use the local AI planner and manual drag-and-drop features.
remco639
Oct 16, 2025
Marco Ancona (Morgen co-founder)
In my case I have a Radicale CalDAV server running on our local network.
the calendars are accessable through an URL. (Subdomain pointing to the server through reverse proxy (calendar.example.com/[calendar-url] )).
We install the DAVx android app on our Android devices so these calendars are available there in Morgen.
Remco
Sep 24, 2025
Absolutely essential
Sep 18, 2025