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From: Juergen L. <jue...@gm...> - 2011-02-08 21:16:16
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On Sat, Feb 05, 2011 at 01:44:01PM +0100, Daniel Gollub wrote: (...) > > $ svn co https://svn.opensync.org/plugins/caldav/trunk caldav Done. Thank you. > > > (Hint: if you put me in CC or TO i promise to repsoned a bit faster ;)) Ah, ok. All right. > > Cool, caldav plugin ... something i could also need - which groupware do > support caldav? Beside davical? Maybe Horde? Not yet. Horde has just a webdav interface. However, in theory it should not be too difficult to adjust the plugin to the needs of a webdav only server. Well, of course, I am after a groupware solution. I have been looking for such a setup for years, now. Currently, I prefer a solution that is as simple as possible, accessible via widespread standards, and via different, redundant ways in case of any problems, for which I have absolutely no time in everyday life. So nothing special, nothing proprietary, nothing windows-specific, not too-complicated, written in something I could fix by myself, in case of emergency... Maybe a CALDAV server is such a thing. It would also offer vcards. Not sure about syncml, but a patch is said to be available for davical, if I am not mistaken. Other CALDAV servers are cosmo (chandler project), or bedework. I am not sure about the kolab server used by the horde project. Adding caldav support would not be too much work... Although, it is a bit more complicated, than I have implemented in the caldav plugin. So the plugin is in a very early stage... ;-) And the client side: evolution/evolution-data-server, sunbird/thunderbird, webcal, iCal, iPhone etc. So, maybe, some CALDAV server with or without an LDAP server and a Kerberos server is it? We well see... Bye, bye Juergen |