Re: [Evolution] Status of WebDAV Support

[Christian Nolte <ch nolte noltec org>]

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Pete Biggs schrieb:
> > In the need of WebDAV support to sync remote calendars with evolution I
> > encountered the problem that Evolution only supports read-only mode
> > web-resource calendars and CalDAV and lacks read/write support of WebDAV
> > resources. CalDAV does not work for me as I am using Apache with
> > mod_dav. I searched bugzilla and this mailing list for relevant
> > information and stumbled upon some stale or at least very old entries:
> >
> > http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=230297
> > http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=271360
> >
> > Furthermore there is an old and to the day unresolved bounty going on:
> >
> > http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=127538
> >
> > I'd like to know what the current state of afairs are. Is there
> > currently someone working on this? If not, perhaps this should be
> > considered for SoC?
> >  
>
> In Evo 2.8 you can publish a local calendar using WebDAV - it basically 
> just uploads
> an iCal file.  The publishing is only semi-automatic in that the 
> calendar is local (i.e. it
> is not a Web based calendar) and you can either publish it periodically 
> or manually.
>
> Pete

This is no solution for me. I have an existing webdav-cal which I have
to subscribe to. As one can not "republish" content from such a resource
this is no option.

I would like to ask again if there is ongoing work in this area. I have
tried korganizer which supports this nicely. Seeing the mentioned
bugzilla entries I assume that this topic (i.e. push content to WebDAV)
is somehow avoided.

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