Hi Stephane, thanks for your comment. I will wait until either your patch or other activities on this topic have reached beta-testing-level to test it.
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 00:13:01 +0000, St�phane Konstantaropoulos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Le dimanche 13 f�vrier 2005 � 18:53 +0100, ali a �crit : > > Hi together, > > > > in the last few days i have been researching to find out, how to > > pubshlish my calender data in the web. I found much groupware > > software which is half-evolution ready, or is planning to be > > compatible to it (Plugins missing and stuff alike). > > > > I now found a way: Export my calender data using evolution 2 into the > > iCal format, put this file online via webdav, ftp and then let it be > > parsed by some cron-controled shell-script. > > But in the step of publishing the information to the server (which of > > the protocols are used is not important to me) i get a problem: > > Evolution has no option to do so. I can't export to a WebDAV resource > > that easily. It seems as this is not implemented (at least i did not > > find anything in the docs) and so i was wondering if there is a > > command line option to export the calender, so that a shell script on > > my debian system will export my calender data every 3 hours, put it > > online and care about parsing. > > > > I need this so that there is an autmated process that holds my online > > calender data up to date. I wasn't able to figure out a better way, so > > i'm looking for the cli option for evolution to export to iCal > > format. > > > > Can anybody help out here? > > Thanks in advance > > > > Al > > Hi, > > This is a feature request, and a GNOME bounty, I am working on it and I > almost have it working, I need to clean up the patch and see if the > evolution-hackers will accept it but... > > In the meantime, no, evolution does not do it, well at least not the > whole calendar. > > Patience, > -- > St�phane Konstantaropoulos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Computer Science, University of York > > > _______________________________________________ evolution-hackers maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers
