[gentoo-server] Looking for a iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, or WCAP-SERVER

[gentoo-server] Looking for a iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, or WCAP-SERVER

["Christian Könitzer"]

Hi,

I installed Lightning in my Mozilla Thunderbird. Lightening supports iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, and Sun Java System Calendar Server (WCAP).

How can I install one of those Servers on my Gentoo Linux (HowTo?, Package?)? I searched with eix -S wcap etc. but did nothing found nor did I found a server with google. I prefere to instal a WCAP-Server, than a iCalendar Server, and if both is not possible a CalDAV-Server...


Thanks for any answer!
Christian Könitzer 
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Re: [gentoo-server] Looking for a iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, or WCAP-SERVER

[Randy Barlow]

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Apple's calendar server does caldav, and is open source!
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Re: [gentoo-server] Looking for a iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, or WCAP-SERVER

[Christian Könitzer]

OK thx, but which package is it in Gentoo?
emerge */* ?

Randy Barlow schrieb:
> Apple's calendar server does caldav, and is open source!
>   

Re: [gentoo-server] Looking for a iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, or WCAP-SERVER

["Christian Könitzer"]

OK thx, but which package is it in Gentoo?
emerge */* ?

Randy Barlow schrieb:
> Apple's calendar server does caldav, and is open source!
>   


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Re: [gentoo-server] Looking for a iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, or WCAP-SERVER

[Randy Barlow]

Christian Könitzer wrote:
> OK thx, but which package is it in Gentoo?
> emerge */* ?

I don't believe it is officially packaged for Gentoo, but you could do 
us a favor and package it yourself!  (Actually, search the bugs, it 
might already be in there as a request with ebuilds...)

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Re: [gentoo-server] Looking for a iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, or WCAP-SERVER

[John Lowry]

I would interested in helping with writing an ebuild and testing it out.
I looked at it once before and it requires a few python modules that are
not currently in portage right now.

Randy Barlow wrote:
> Christian Könitzer wrote:
>> OK thx, but which package is it in Gentoo?
>> emerge */* ?
> 
> I don't believe it is officially packaged for Gentoo, but you could do
> us a favor and package it yourself!  (Actually, search the bugs, it
> might already be in there as a request with ebuilds...)
> 

Re: [gentoo-server] Looking for a iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, or WCAP-SERVER

[Oliver Schad]

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Am Donnerstag 19 November 2009 schrieb mir Christian Könitzer:
> I installed Lightning in my Mozilla Thunderbird. Lightening supports
> iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, and Sun Java System Calendar Server (WCAP).
>
> How can I install one of those Servers on my Gentoo Linux (HowTo?,
> Package?)? I searched with eix -S wcap etc. but did nothing found nor
> did I found a server with google. I prefere to instal a WCAP-Server,
> than a iCalendar Server, and if both is not possible a CalDAV-Server...

Different groupwares are available for gentoo, i.e. kolab, opengroupware, 
zarafa.

From zarafa I know it has good support for sync to almost everything 
(thunderbird, outlook, mobile phones but not kontact AFAIK) and a very 
good and responsive web UI but you need for some purposes a license.

Regards
Oli

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Re: [gentoo-server] Looking for a iCalendar (ICS), CalDAV, or WCAP-SERVER

[Christian Könitzer]

OK thx, I will have a look at that but now I don't have the time... ;)
Hopefully next week or so...


Randy Barlow schrieb:
> Christian Könitzer wrote:
>> OK thx, but which package is it in Gentoo?
>> emerge */* ?
>
> I don't believe it is officially packaged for Gentoo, but you could do 
> us a favor and package it yourself!  (Actually, search the bugs, it 
> might already be in there as a request with ebuilds...)
>