Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.5) Installed from: Debian stable Packages Reported in Debian BTS at http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=412498 korganizer has the ability to export busy/available information to a CalDAV server. I have no account on such a server, no desire to get one, and no desire to set one up either. I do have my own webserver running, however, and that's more than good enough. It would rock my pants off if I could just ask korganizer to export busy/available information to an iCal file, which I will then put on my webserver myself, thank you very much.
Am Mittwoch, 30. Mai 2007 schrieb Olivier Vitrat: > korganizer has the ability to export busy/available information to a > CalDAV server. I have no account on such a server, no desire to get one, > and no desire to set one up either. I fully understand this. And it's not necessary, either. See below. > I do have my own webserver running, > however, and that's more than good enough. > > It would rock my pants off if I could just ask korganizer to export > busy/available information to an iCal file, which I will then put on my > webserver myself, thank you very much. How about using something like fish://username@your.server.com/dir/to/desired/location/freebusy.ifb as the server URL (using ssh access) in the config dialog, ? That's what I'm using and it works just fine (if you use an ssh-agent you don't have to store the password even...). Alternatively, if you want to go the complicated route, of course you can also use something like file:///home/username/freebusy.ifb and then copy the freebusy.ifb file from your homedir to the server manually ;-) Cheers, Reinhold