I use an O*Bsd server running apache 1.3 with mod_dav. I have run the same setup on gentoo with apache2 and mod_dav. Very simple. I use a webcal standard file (ics) in Evolution....Sunbird....phpicalendar all just spiffy. Works like a charm no problem. If you need help setting up dav on apache let me know!
God Bless! Nick On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 18:38:59 +0100, YoYo Siska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> > >>> Along these lines, can anyone recommend a gentoo-friendly web > >>> calendar, which would allow a small group of people to each have > >>> their own > >>> calendar, and to optionally overlay one or more calendar on top of > >>> another? For instance, my wife and I would maintain separate calendars, > >>> but if I were trying to schedule an event with her, I might overlay hers > >>> on mine to seen when we both were free. > >>> > >>> Thanks, > >>> Michael > >>> > >>> > >> > >> phpicalendar? > >> iirc it's not in portage, but it instalation involvest just extracting > >> it somewhere (plus setting .htacces maybe) > >> > >> it works with ical files, either local, or on a webdav server, can > >> display multiple ical files together. > >> But i don't know how goot is it at editing, because I use it just to > >> display stuf and use mozilla/firefox/thunderbird calendar extension to > >> edit it... > > > > > > Hi YoYo, > > > > Thanks for the tip. I've been researching the options you suggest and am > > learning a lot. > > > > I guess I need to set up a webdav server, to serve my calendars to > > remote clients (including myself). I gather too that Apache can do > > webdav. Can anyone point me at a howto or other tips for > > > > gentoo + apache + webdav > > > > wel, for apache there's mod_dav (in portage), but when I tried it worked > only with apache 1 and not 2 (which I had installed) and I din't play > with it. > There's some python implementation, but that's only a package of clases > one can use to build a webdav server with an simple example, and didn't > play with it either. I simply put the calendar file on an existing > server ;). > > I use the calendar extension for firefox/thunderbird mostly. > In theory other tools operating on ical files and able of using webdav > should work with it too, but when i last time tried to use firefox and > korganizer together, they had some probles with the file the other one > produced... but that was some time ago.. > I wanted to play around with korganizer's alarm daemon in kde... to show > me remainders but wanted to edit the calendar with mozilla, because I > liked it more.. > > And i have phpicalendar on my webpage in an readonly mode, for my > friends to see my calendar... > > > -- > _ > | > YoYo () Siska > =================== > http://www.ksp.sk/ > > -- > [email protected] mailing list > > -- [email protected] mailing list
