On Sun, 22 May 2011 14:22:26 -0400, Julien Vehent wrote:
> On Sun, 22 May 2011 05:46:59 +0200, Roland Liebl wrote:
>> You need to create three database tables:
>> (*) events
>> (*) events_cache
>> (*) events_caldav
>>
>> The scripts are located in the plugin's SQL folder.
>>
>> To connect to a CalDAV you just need to toogle the
>> Provider select box in calendar settings. When saved
>> you'll see input fields to insert the access data.
>>
>
>  Thanks for the instructions. Works great. However you need to 
> specify
>  "my calendar" in the default view (instead of "all calendar") 
> otherwise
>  the events don't show without changing the current calendar in the
>  interface.

Will do.

>
>  Bug: I can't get the email notification to work. I created an event
>  with a notification 15 minutes before, and while my acal/android
>  calendar showed the notification, I didn't receive any email in
>  roundcube.
>  I checked the options email notification, with the proper email 
> address
>  and a 15 min notification.

Reminders are not implemented for CalDAV yet. It is on my ToDo's. Also 
it
is planned to have reminders on a per event level instead of the 
current
global level for the database backend.

>  Comments/wishlist, not critical:
>  1. most calendar client propose to configure the notifications per
>  events. It would be nice to have that option in the event popup.

See above.

>  2. the password disappears after you enter it. I thought it was a 
> bug.
>  Might be a better user experience to have it show as masked in the
>  password field.

Even if you show it masked it would be displayed in the html source.
It would be possible to receive the password by AJAX, but that a 
security
issue aswell.

>  3. most system will probably use the same authentication (LDAP ?) 
> for
>  both the imap and the calendar system. An option to reuse the 
> roundcube
>  auth for the calendar would be nice, and maybe a default pattern for 
> the
>  calendar location (such as
>  https://server/davical/caldav.php/<RC-USERNAME>/home).

Well, I could provide a global configuration value to use these 
defaults
for login - good idea.

>
>  Well, this is just a few comments. I'm already VERY happy with the
>  current plugin ! Thanks a lot.
>
>  Julien
>
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