Hi ,all :
I recently switched to using Thunderbird for my email and installed the Lightning calendar add-on. Now all I need is a remote calendar server. I just need a simple server to support a few personal calendars and a shared calendar. Any recommendations for a CentOS / Apache based calendar server?* *
2010/6/3 sync jiannma@gmail.com:
Hi ,all :
I recently switched to using Thunderbird for my email and installed the Lightning calendar add-on. Now all I need is a remote calendar server. I just need a simple server to support a few personal calendars and a
shared calendar. Any recommendations for a CentOS / Apache based calendar server?
This is a bit complex issue.
maybe davical.
-- Eero
On 03/06/10 13:21, sync wrote:
Hi ,all :
I recently switched to using Thunderbird for my email and installed the Lightning calendar add-on. Now all I need is a remote calendar server. I just need a simple server to support a few personal calendars and a shared calendar. Any recommendations for a CentOS / Apache based calendar server?*
In the past I've used Apache with mod_dav and HTTP Auth over SSL to store the ICS files. Works okay with Thunderbird/Lightning. I'm now accessing my Google Calendar via Lightning which is okay for light use (updates are quite slow) and I don't have to maintain yet another server.
Kal
On 2010-06-03 05:21, sync wrote:
I recently switched to using Thunderbird for my email and installed the Lightning calendar add-on. Now all I need is a remote calendar server. I just need a simple server to support a few personal calendars and a
shared calendar. Any recommendations for a CentOS / Apache based calendar server?/ /
I use latest CentOS with this virtual host setting in apache:
<VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin someone.important@example.com ServerName calendars.example.com DocumentRoot /some/path/to/virthost/calendars ErrorLog logs/calendars-error_log CustomLog logs/calendars-access_log combined <Location /> DAV on AuthType Basic AuthName "Calendars" AuthUserFile /some/path/to/a/.htpasswd <LimitExcept GET HEAD OPTIONS> Require valid-user </LimitExcept> </Location> </VirtualHost>
And in thunderbird, publish the calendar with url:
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 3:44 PM, Paul Bijnens Paul.Bijnens@xplanation.comwrote:
On 2010-06-03 05:21, sync wrote:
I recently switched to using Thunderbird for my email and installed the Lightning calendar add-on. Now all I need is a remote calendar server. I just need a simple server to support a few personal calendars and a
shared calendar. Any recommendations for a CentOS / Apache based calendar server?/ /
I use latest CentOS with this virtual host setting in apache:
<VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin someone.important@example.com ServerName calendars.example.com DocumentRoot /some/path/to/virthost/calendars ErrorLog logs/calendars-error_log CustomLog logs/calendars-access_log combined <Location /> DAV on AuthType Basic AuthName "Calendars" AuthUserFile /some/path/to/a/.htpasswd <LimitExcept GET HEAD OPTIONS> Require valid-user </LimitExcept> </Location>
</VirtualHost>
And in thunderbird, publish the calendar with url:
That looks nice ~ I would try to use your advice , thanks you and others .
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Paul Bijnens -
sync