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Hello everybody,

I administrate several darwin ical calendar servers running on debian
gnu/linux servers and i try to use the ical servers with iceowl and
evolution clients, but I am having all kind of problems. This is making
it very hard for me to use them in an enterprise environment.

I have created several bug reports in the past about my ical issues but
i would like to list them here to. I would like to see the following
features added or fixed:

- - allowing multiple calendars servers with different users and urls
  don't ask passwords for disabled calenders, and give a clear message

  about the user and url that is asking for a password.

- - make sure events, tasks, notes also are usable in other applications,
  currently events added with iceowl, do not show up in gnome evolution,
  making it impossible to share a calendar with an evolution user.
  Events added with evolution do show up in iceowl.

- - make it possible to use user, group, location, and resources based
  ical setups.

- - I have to press the reload button to see events when iceowl is started
- - don't lockup when moving event, or tasks
- - make sure alarms go off on the right times
- - free and busy indication support


I am willing to donate money, how much money is needed to fix/add all
the above points?

iceowl --version
 Mozilla Iceowl 0.8, Copyright (c) 2004-2008 mozilla.org

dpkg -l iceowl
 iceowl 0.8-6 Standalone Calendar Application

Thanks in advance,

Best regards,

Jelle de Jong
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