Rob Sheldon wrote:
On 2013-01-21 15:08, Rob Sheldon wrote:
On 2013-01-20 5:21, Thomas Bruederli wrote:
First of all, there's no officially working and tested version of the calendar plugin for 0.8. You should go for the latest version of both Roundcube (0.9-beta) and the plugin. This is also what is shipped as part of the recently released Kolab 3.0 stable edition.
OK, I'll do that this Friday night -- our usual time for server upgrades.
Just did the 0.9-beta upgrade, plugins upgrade, and installed 3.0.1 of the calendar plugin; still no notifications (display or otherwise). I've gotta get a little sleep, I'll poke it this weekend and see if I can figure out what's going on. Everything in the DB looks kosher when an appointment is set up. Dates & times are all (amazingly!) correct.
In addition to that, the 'libcalendaring' plugin is now running the notification system (both for calendar and tasks). So make sure you also downloaded and installed that plugin from the Kolab repositories.
Point of confusion here: you seem to refer to a libcalendaring _plugin_, which is included with the 3.0.1 kolab plugins package.
I'm referring to http://git.kolab.org/roundcubemail-plugins-kolab/tree/plugins/libcalendaring which provides some common, calendaring-related functions used by both the calendar and the tasklist plugin. It hooks into the 'refresh' hook triggered by Roundcube (version >= 0.9-beta) and collects notifications from the calendar plugin. The frequency of those refresh triggers can be set in the Settings > User Interface > Main Options section of Roundcube. Make sure you don't set it to 'never'.
What's provided from the Kolab repositories is a libcalendaring library (C/C++ code) which seems to be for KDE integration. I assume that's not what you mean?
That's something else and only relevant if you're using the Kolab server backend.
~Thomas