On Thu, 2008-01-24 at 10:36 +0000, Pete Biggs wrote: > > > > > > I use 'syncevolution' connected to scheduleworld.com to keep my 3 > > > copies > > > of evo, my blackberry and my google calendar account all synced up. > > > > > > You can have your calendar presented as a WebDAV .ics file as well, so > > > that should satisfy your Mac. > > > > > > > webdav?? sharing one web-based cal between all 3 hosts (each being > > able to read & write) sounds good - but it is feasible/str fwd? If so > > how come you use something else?? > > > Because the WebDAV implementation in Evo is not ideal - it only > 'publishes' information, it doesn't synchronise it. You can read (as in > read-only, not r/w) calendars on the web - things like google calendar > or ical; you can publish your 'personal' calendar as an ics file using > WebDAV (or as free/busy .ifb) - but you can't have your personal > calendar on the web. > > If the CalDAV features of evo worked reliably with a variety of servers, > it would be the way to go. But it doesn't (or at least it didn't last > time I tried it in 2.10), so the next best option is to do proper > synchronisation against a SyncML server such as the Funambol server at > scheduleworld. It also has the advantage of being able to sync to other > things such as PDAs or mobile clients (and Outlook if you so desire).
Aha, I see now! I'll give it a shot - I had tried syncml in the past but got myself into some sort of trouble (soz, can't remember details but it's worth another shot!) More anon, M _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
