On 07/07/15 08:41, Andrea Vai wrote: > Il giorno mar, 07/07/2015 alle 07.17 +0200, Milan Crha ha scritto: >> On Mon, 2015-07-06 at 15:22 +0200, Daniel Pocock wrote: >>> Is the snooze time kept on the client or the CalDAV server? >> >> Hi, >> Evolution stores the snooze/already-reminded settings locally only. >> There is also no standard facility to store such "flags" on the server, >> at least not on most of them (I think an Exchange server has a property >> for it). The CalDAV doesn't have any such standard setting, as far as I >> know, thus the interoperability between two independent applications is >> equal to none in this case. As it's all locally stored in the Evolution >> then even two Evolution instances on two different machines will >> repeat/not-know-about-snooze being done in the other instance, despite >> being connected to the same server and calendar. > > Hi, > I would like a couple of details, please, because I am wondering about > this behaviour since I switched to evolution from MS Outlook many years > ago. > > Now I use to sync my appointments between evo and my Samsung smart-phone > using my google account... does all you say about CalDAV apply to my > case too? i.e., is a "google account calendar" equivalent to CalDAV? > Sorry, I am a bit confused here. > > When I used to use outlook and another smartphone (with windows mobile) > it happened that each device was aware of the snooze/dismiss being > selected on the other one. This was great, because now it is quite > annoying give twice (or more) the same command (snooze/dismiss etc) to > different devices. I know that it was a totally different syncing > technology there, but it would be really wonderful if evo will be able > to do the same. > > Sorry for my English and for asking noob questions, > > I am using Evolution 3.12.11 >
Milan, thanks for the response If the CalDAV and iCalendar standards don't specify a way to do this, then would the Evolution developers consider submitting an IETF draft proposing a solution? If Outlook is doing this better and it is something that causes daily annoyance to GNOME users then it really sounds worthwhile to resolve. Regards, Daniel _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
