On Mon, 2012-04-30 at 08:56 +0200, Roth wrote:
> First question before I dive into CalDAV. Which server do you suggest?

DAViCal is included in many distros. Radicale also looked good, but make
sure that you have the latest version, 0.7.

> And (hopefully) the last question before I have succeeded with Funambol.
> I don't understand how to import the local file into the local Evolution
> calendar.
> 
> syncevolution --inport syc/ccc <calendarname, or what does come here?>

There are two ways. You can specify the database directly:
  --import <.ics file> backend=evolution-calendar database=<database name>

Or you can configure a local SyncEvolution source in the @default
context and use that as an alias for these options:
  --configure backend=evolution-calendar database=<database name> \
              @default choose-calendar-source-name
  --import <.ics file> @default choose-calendar-source-name

If you want to synchronize against the Funambol server, then you'll need
such a source in the config. Once it exists, you can configure and use
it for syncing with Funambol like this and use it for syncing:
   --configure uri=<your sync source URI> sync=none \
               syncFormat=text/calendar \
               forceSyncFormat=1 \
               funambol@default choose-calendar-source-name
   --sync refresh-from-local funambol choose-calendar-source-name

Note 1: "choose-calendar-source-name" must not exist already locally.
Note 2: funambol is an abbreviation for funambol@default; I used
funambol@default merely to illustrate that it uses the previously
defined source.
Note 3: syncing of the new source is disabled, so "syncevolution
funambol" will not include it. The second line does an explicit refresh
of it.

-- 
Best Regards, Patrick Ohly

The content of this message is my personal opinion only and although
I am an employee of Intel, the statements I make here in no way
represent Intel's position on the issue, nor am I authorized to speak
on behalf of Intel on this matter.


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