[kronolith] palm pilot and kronolith

Chuck Hagenbuch chuck@horde.org
Tue, 26 Feb 2002 14:57:53 -0500


Quoting "Marcus I. Ryan" <marcus@riboflavin.net>:

> Ideally, before such a script gets written, kronolith would need to
> support an "exceptions" system similar to the Palm calendar.  This is a
> feature I would like anyway, but I imagine it's quite involved and I
> just haven't gotten around to it.  I will take this opportunity to ask,
> how do I handle something like this if, say, it could be done in the SQL
> driver, but not in MCAL?  Do I write it for SQL and leave MCAL in the
> cold, or would I need to implement it for both before I submit it?

Both. You can add arbitrary fields in MCAL, so there's no reason this can't be 
done.

-chuck

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Besides IMP, Chora, and Turba... I got the impression that Kronolith is one of 
the "further along" projects.  We curently use HORDE/IMP/Turba in a back-office 
environment where i work.   

I am very interested in the development of Kronolith as it would replace a 
horribly written web calendar we are currently using.   

Some questions for the developers: 

-How far off is "shared" calendar support? 

-Have you given any thought to (and i know this would be 
  extremely difficult) figuring out some way to sync 
  personal Outlook calendars with Kronolith? I know... 
  BIG CRINGE!!! 

-Are you working towards an email based reminder system? 

-Are you considering LDAP as a viable datasource? 

-And most of all.  Do you want any help?  <g> 

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Quoting Ryan Gallagher <ryan@studiesabroad.com>:

> -How far off is "shared" calendar support? 

I'm estimating a rough version would take me about a week of solid development. 
I'm hoping someone will sponsor that work; otherwise I have no idea when I'll 
have time for it.

> -Have you given any thought to (and i know this would be 
>   extremely difficult) figuring out some way to sync 
>   personal Outlook calendars with Kronolith? I know... 
>   BIG CRINGE!!! 

No. I do want to get Palm syncing working, though.

> -Are you working towards an email based reminder system? 

Working, no, thinking about it, yes.

> -Are you considering LDAP as a viable datasource? 

No.

> -And most of all.  Do you want any help?  <g> 

Yes! =)

-chuck

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Quoting Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org>:

> > -How far off is "shared" calendar support? 
> 
> I'm estimating a rough version would take me about a week of solid
> development. 
> I'm hoping someone will sponsor that work; otherwise I have no idea when I'll

Define "sponsor" please...

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Quoting Eric Jon Rostetter <eric.rostetter@physics.utexas.edu>:

> Define "sponsor" please...

Pay me to do it, at a rate that I can afford not to be doing other jobs at that 
time. Essentially contracting me to do the work.

-chuck

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