Hi Chris,
Don't know if you got this answered off-list, but here is my knowledge:
The only way to Move a iCal calendar to the server, is to re-import it
into iCal. That is, drag the local calendar to the desktop, and import
it via the File menu. That will bring up a dialog asking you where to
put the data, merge into existing calendar, or create a new one.
Don't know why this has to be so cumbersome - but iCal 3 does have
some strange issues.. ;-)
Hope it helps,
Jakob Peterhänsel
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On 11/01/2008, at 04.38, Chris Cleeland wrote:
Hi,
I'm in the process of setting up a calendar server on an older
PowerMac G4 running Leopard so that my household can finally share
the management of calendars. We have several calendars already set
up in iCal, and I'd like to transfer those somehow to the server
rather than having to duplicate everything.
Is there any kind of easy way to do this?
If not, is there a hard way? I don't mind writing code, but I kind
of need to have a clue what the code is supposed to do, and I'm
currently clueless.
Thanks!
-cj
PS Quick question for the Apple folks: is there enough code posted
at opensource.apple.com that I could get an OD master running on my
machine without needing Leopard Server? Or is there magic that's
not released that permits things like the DirectoryServer and
friends to be an OD master?
---
Chris Cleeland
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