Eric S Fraga <e.fr...@ucl.ac.uk> writes:
> We are in a state of flux. For quite a while, I used a two way
> upload/download approach based on icalendar export from org to Google
> and an awk script to convert Google calendar information into org. See
>
> http://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/org-google-sync.html
>
> This is not a synchronisation approach.
>
> However, more recently, I moved to org-caldav for syncing. There is a
> link to this package from that web page as well (at the end). This
> works really nicely.
>
> The problem is that Google has decided to no longer allow caldav access
> to their Calendar system from sometime later this year, requiring people
> to access the data in the calendar via the REST API.
I'm not sure Google is the solution. . .
Since we discussed this last I have found a couple of nice calDAV
possibilities:
- Red Hat Open Shift FreeShifter: it can be used for e.g. OwnCloud
or some other CalDav calendar (it can install OwnCloud itself).
I use it for Tiny Tiny Rss and OwnCloud.
https://www.openshift.com/quickstarts/all?order=created&sort=desc
- owndrive.com also offers free OwnCloud hosting.
https://owndrive.com/
If I have time at some point I'll experiment with it, but so far I
have still be unable to make org-caldav work. . .
–Rasmus
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