Doug> Is there a Doug> calendaring program that uses a similar structure to nmh behind the Doug> scenes? If one doesn't exist, I might have to make one of my own.
The closest thing I can think of offhand would be a DAV server (which will deal with CalDAV, CardDAV, etc. for calendar, contacts and, somewhere in there (I haven't used them), checklists); some implementations store their data in databases, others on a flat file system, which you can then expose. However the one I used previously on a Synology NAS was not super friendly to work with: you could grep and edit the files, but because they were all in iCal format (IIRC) the editing wasn't fun, and the names were bonkers (basically whatever the particular client app that created them came up with). Obviously the advantage though is that DAV will easily integrate into more usable stuff such as your 'phone or other annoying GUI-based apps. I imagine that a command-line CalDAV client *could* exist. One thing to bear in mind is that it is almost impossible to get Windows to speak to a privately-run CalDAV server, even though it will happily converse with one run by big tech: onward the imperium corporatum etc. Conrad
