What is about installing another caldav server at nethserver and take it for synchronisation with thunderbird and WebTop?
What about radicale or davical? Tested them long ago but they worked…
https://wiki.davical.org/index.php/RPM/Red_Hat
https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb/package/rpms/radicale/
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First we need to expose REST APIs to have ways to manipulate calendar and contacts data without having to work with the database, leaving it to WebTop internals.
Then, we can think to integrate an external CalDAV/CardDAV server to operate through its REST APIs.
That’s the correct way to go, IMHO.
Gabriele
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Hi … I must have lost some in this thread … you said you can provide kind of template … I’d like to get it . Could you provide one ?
Replacing apps on desktop/laptops is ok. But personal devices (some of them also use CalDav and CardDav) cannot really replace installed/embedded Apps.
Also: import routines for addresses, mail or calendar are often file based, but sometimes most of the data lays on apps that can be connected to other apps (Outlook, Thunderbird, other PIMS/mail clients) which can be really nice to connect with protocols to mailserver (therefore, with the Groupware).
Mail server lays on system, but calendar and address book are on the groupware.
ActiveSync is good. But it’s not for everyone…
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Hello everyone,
At this moment I have installed the add-on TbSync in Thunderbird. Calendar, tasks and contacts are synchronized with WebTop. It works, but there are some quirks in it. Thunderbird may have become contaminated by many tests and I may have to reinstall it. Has any of you tested TbSync?
There is also a Category Manager available as add-on which works.
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It should be a new addon because I searched it for years…
I am glad I found it and hopefully it will be developed further, It looks like it has been released on 27 april 2017 and the reviews are good.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/thunderbird/addon/tbsync/reviews/