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Sorry for the late reply. My wife has been keeping me busy with shit I don’t want to do. Looking at the conversation on github, I saw the first suggestion being the inclusion of pimsync into the docker compose file. I’m no developer, but it stands to reason that the same challenges remain if doing this because at the end of the day, pimsync is just a parser to sync with file systems, and for it to work with carddav the other party would still need to support carddav, right? So that idea is dead in the water. I am going to reply now to your 4 questions in the github. My handle is ‘mofongox’.

Edit. I was a complete moron and chose to asume before even trying the software. I replied to your comment on GitHub just now, and now that I’m clear on what this actually does (thank you for your patience man) I fixed my reply accordingly. The short of it is that any way to import the information from a carddav server, or even a template on how to format an import json file for the purpose of adding people should suffice. Thanks so much for this great addition to the FOSS community.

That took longer than I expected.

Does it have caldav/carddav capabilities? That’s key to keep it all there.