[kronolith] Kronolith with iCal r/w or task support or ... or ...

[Lukas Haase]

Jan Schneider schrieb:
> Zitat von Lukas Haase <lukashaase at gmx.at>:
> 
>> Jan Schneider schrieb:
>>> Zitat von Lukas Haase <lukashaase at gmx.at>
>>>> Hi again,
>>>> Jan Schneider schrieb:
>>>>> Zitat von Lukas Haase <lukashaase at gmx.at>:
>>>>>> [...]
>>>>>> However apart from this I found problems with UTF8: When I create 
>>>>>> entried for example with Japanese characters in Thunderbird the 
>>>>>> items are just called ????? in Kronolith.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The other way round, when I create an appointment with UTF8 named 
>>>>>> in Kronolith they get somehow weird escaped. The wonderful 
>>>>>> Japanese christmas becomes: &#12463;&#12522;&#12473;&#12510;&#12473;
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Maybe it is enough to just add utf8_encode/decode?
>>>>>
>>>>> Did you configure the a compatible charset, e.g. UTF-8 for the 
>>>>> database backend?
>>>>
>>>> At first it was really at ISO8859...
>>>>
>>>> But now I set to "UTF-8" with the effect that all words containing 
>>>> umlauts have "?" now. But I think this is not such a big problem as 
>>>> there are not yet so many entries.
>>>
>>> And it's the expected behavior since your data in the database was 
>>> stored with ISO-8859-1.
>>>
>>>> Unfortunately the problem persists...same as described above.
>>>>
>>>> So it is actually implemented and should work? This would be very 
>>>> because then it would mean to just find the error in the config ;-)
>>>
>>> Yes, it should work. Does it work if you manually import an iCalendar 
>>> file exported from Thunderbird?
>>
>> Thank you very much.
>>
>> That works, surprisingly...
>>
>> But now something other very interesting occurs: When I access the 
>> calender again with Lightning the appointment is shown as "??" in 
>> Thunderbird ;-)
>>
>> Conclusion: Unicode on Clientside gehts ??? on Serverside and Unicode 
>> on Serverside gehts ??? on Clientside.
>>
>> So obviously there is a problem on the way with the WebDAV interface.
> 
> Yes, looks like it. I guess the only way to further debug this is to 
> listen to the HTTP traffic between Thunderbird and Horde.

Hmm, maybe you could tell me where which format needs to arrive?

I have found now a really strange thing: When I just download the 
subscription URL with firofox everything is OK.

But when I instead download with Total Commander or curl, I get ??? in 
the SUMMARY lines.

Maybe I need to force Horde Somehow to send UTF8?

 Best Regards,
 Luke