On Enj , 2004-03-18 at 14:09, William Jon McCann wrote: > OK. I think you are right. Most people will probably want to import in > this case. I think there is some value in being able to subscribe to > any gnome-vfs text/calendar file though. Could be useful for sharing a > calendar on an NFS/SMB volume or for pulling calendar files though > filewalls and storing them locally with a cronjob. Sure. We don't support any type of vfs share yet though. We only support iCal files on web servers for the time being. Hopefully there will be a more general VFS back-end for 2.2, but there are no guarantees yet. > I'm glad you reminded me of this. This would work fine if bugzilla just > used the webcal protocol > <http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=237901>. It would work even better if it support HTTP 401 authentication, instead of re-directing to a web form. The "webcal" protocol is irrelevant really, since webcal is essentially just HTTP with a different protocol type specified in the URL instead of HTTP. There's nothing special about what webcal does, aside from making it easier to register a handler for, in some instances. Alternatively, a bounty for a Bugzilla Tasks back-end is available for completion and inclusion in 2.2, I believe. So, you could just do that, instead, if you want. -- dobey
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