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| − | + | This article describes how you can set up a web calendar that you can access with a browser. We use the squirrelmail web calendar. A precondition for this tutorial to work is that you have set up web mail as described in [[squirrelmail]]. | |
Download from http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=239, then | Download from http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=239, then | ||
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./configure | ./configure | ||
choose Plugins -> Calendars, then save and quit. | choose Plugins -> Calendars, then save and quit. | ||
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| + | = Where is the calendar file = | ||
| + | For backup purposes or when you want to use another computer, you need to know where your calendar is stored. It is here: | ||
| + | /var/data/''myuser''.''2008''.cal | ||
| + | For the user ''myuser'' and the year ''2008''. | ||
Revision as of 05:44, 4 October 2008
This article describes how you can set up a web calendar that you can access with a browser. We use the squirrelmail web calendar. A precondition for this tutorial to work is that you have set up web mail as described in squirrelmail.
Download from http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=239, then
tar xvzf calendar_file_backend-1.0-2.0.tar.gz cd calendar_file_backend
Read the file README. Then configure the calendar plugin:
cd /srv/www/htdocs/mail/plugins ./configure
choose Plugins -> Calendars, then save and quit.
Where is the calendar file
For backup purposes or when you want to use another computer, you need to know where your calendar is stored. It is here:
/var/data/myuser.2008.cal
For the user myuser and the year 2008.
