The PCS isn't a separate server in that respect. It's the calendar component of the evolution data server. The addressbook component is known as the PAS (Personal Addressbook Server).
Chris On Sun, 2004-03-14 at 20:00 +0100, Philip Van Hoof wrote: > Hi there, > > I have multiple desktop systems on which I want to read my Email and > keep both my TODO-list and Calendar. Most of my colleagues use, of > course, Microsoft Outlook combined with Microsoft Exchange. Because we > do have a IMAP gateway I prefer not to use the Ximian Connector plugin > and go for the IMAP protocol. Of course I cannot use the TODO and > Calendar features natively with Evolution. All my groupware clients (on > all desktop hosts) are Evolution, so it's okay that I will be using a > Linux-only protocol. > > I found out that Evolution uses something called it's Personal Calendar > Server (PCS) to access both it's Calendar and TODO-list. > > My question now is, how do I set-up such a Personal Calendar Server on a > specific host (I prefer with no Gtk+ or GNOME libs installed, I do have > root on some server, but this server has no X installed for this is not > needed anyway). Once the Personal Calendar Server is up and running I > would like to migrate all my hosts to use that URI, so also how do I > set-up (of configure) my Evolution-running hosts to use that central > URI, sharing the Calendar and TODO list. > > Please do answer with a RTFM-like answer, in case you do I can reply > that there probably is no such "FM" available online at this moment, > making you look like an idiot instead of you me with that RTFM-like > answer :-). > > Oh, if there is such a manual .. replying a pointer to it would both > make the google-news archives and me smarter about this "Personal > Calendar Server"-thingy. It looks like PCS is one of the most hidden > features in the OpenSource world, at this moment. > > I could, of course, also install a OpenGroupware.org server. But > somewhere in my head a little voice is telling me that this is a bit > overkill for the Calendar and TODO-list of only one (or two, three) > person(s). > > > Oh, I would also like to store my personal contact list on that same > server, but I guess that I can use ldap for that. Not that I ever > succeeded in configuring slapd on Debian Woody (and I did tried it a few > times in a hurry), but I guess someday I will. Or maybe, if somebody has > some good pointers to information about putting up a ldap-server with > authentication on which I can host my personal contact-list..reply :) > > Thanks.. > > -- > Philip Van Hoof, Software Developer @ Cronos > home: me at freax dot org > work: Philip dot VanHoof at cronos dot be > http://www.freax.be, http://www.freax.eu.org > > _______________________________________________ > evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
