Buenas tardes (al menos en mi pais) tengo algunos dias instalando RoundCube en un servidor FreeBSD, hasta este momento me parece amigable de configurar y de usar (pensando en los usuarios), he estado revisando algunos de los plugin que me pueden servir, instale el plugin "Calendar" se ve interesante pero no vi la opcion de poder compartir calendarios, mi duda es se puede? existe algun pluin que me permita hacer eso?
Saludos.
Hi! he asks if there is any calendar plugin with share option (he installed "Calendar" but did not find that option). I guest he wants to share calendars, so for example secretary enters tasks into boss' calendar ,as it can be done in Lotes Notes or in gmail.
Luciano
El 28 de mayo de 2012 15:28, L.I. Hector Roberto Lopez Escalante < hectorlopeze@gmail.com> escribió:
Buenas tardes (al menos en mi pais) tengo algunos dias instalando RoundCube en un servidor FreeBSD, hasta este momento me parece amigable de configurar y de usar (pensando en los usuarios), he estado revisando algunos de los plugin que me pueden servir, instale el plugin "Calendar" se ve interesante pero no vi la opcion de poder compartir calendarios, mi duda es se puede? existe algun pluin que me permita hacer eso?
Saludos.
-- L.I. Hector Roberto Lopez Escalante
Roundcube Users mailing list users@lists.roundcube.net http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/users
We use agendav (http://agendav.org) with our RC to do exactly that.
Regards
Javier
El 02/06/2012 23:47, Luciano Gabriel Andino escribió:
Hi! he asks if there is any calendar plugin with share
option (he installed "Calendar" but did not find that option). I guest he wants to share calendars, so for example secretary enters tasks into boss' calendar ,as it can be done in Lotes Notes or in gmail.
Luciano
El 28 de mayo de 2012 15:28, L.I. Hector Roberto Lopez
Escalante <hectorlopeze@gmail.com [3]> escribió:
Buenas tardes (al
menos en mi pais) tengo algunos dias instalando RoundCube en un servidor FreeBSD, hasta este momento me parece amigable de configurar y de usar (pensando en los usuarios), he estado revisando algunos de los plugin que me pueden servir, instale el plugin "Calendar" se ve interesante pero no vi la opcion de poder compartir calendarios, mi duda es se puede? existe algun pluin que me permita hacer eso?
Saludos.
L.I. Hector Roberto Lopez Escalante
Roundcube Users
mailing list
users@lists.roundcube.net [1]
http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/users [2]
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Saludos!!
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Luciano Gabriel Andino wrote:
Hi! he asks if there is any calendar plugin with share option (he installed "Calendar" but did not find that option). I guest he wants to share calendars, so for example secretary enters tasks into boss' calendar ,as it can be done in Lotes Notes or in gmail.
For calendar (and others) sharing you should have a look at the Kolab Groupware (http://kolab.org). It's free and open source and allows very fine-grained sharing based on ACL. And that includes sharing of email folders and address books as well. However, it's not just a client software such as Roundcube but an entire server suite. But it uses Roundcube for web-based access.
~Thomas
El 28 de mayo de 2012 15:28, L.I. Hector Roberto Lopez Escalante <hectorlopeze@gmail.com mailto:hectorlopeze@gmail.com> escribió:
Buenas tardes (al menos en mi pais) tengo algunos dias instalando RoundCube en un servidor FreeBSD, hasta este momento me parece amigable de configurar y de usar (pensando en los usuarios), he estado revisando algunos de los plugin que me pueden servir, instale el plugin "Calendar" se ve interesante pero no vi la opcion de poder compartir calendarios, mi duda es se puede? existe algun pluin que me permita hacer eso? Saludos. -- L.I. Hector Roberto Lopez Escalante _______________________________________________ Roundcube Users mailing list users@lists.roundcube.net <mailto:users@lists.roundcube.net> http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/users-- Saludos!!
Luciano Andino GNU/Linux user #185103 Santa Fe - Argentina
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On 2012-06-03 8:29 AM, Thomas Bruederli thomas@roundcube.net wrote:
For calendar (and others) sharing you should have a look at the Kolab Groupware (http://kolab.org). It's free and open source and allows very fine-grained sharing based on ACL. And that includes sharing of email folders and address books as well. However, it's not just a client software such as Roundcube but an entire server suite. But it uses Roundcube for web-based access.
We are getting ready to roll out SOGo here in our office. The new 2.0 is at rc status now, and will include Samba4 for a complete Active Directory Server capability. We won't be using that until Samba4 is released and most/all of the nasty bugs worked out, but we will definitely never be upgrading our Windows Servers (to another Windows version) again... :)
Also, there is a major announcement pending from SOGo and another popular open source project that will definitely be of interest to many roundcube users... I won't spoil it for them here, but if you talk to anyone from SOGo, be sure to ask about it...
Hello everybody,
With 0.9.5 version of Roundcube, when I want to send a mail to an address within a subdomain (@qm.yale.edu for example) or save in my drafts, I got an error saying that the address is invalid.
Do you also experience this problem?
Have a nice day.
Nicolas, aka kalon33.
On 12/20/2013 03:45 PM, Nicolas Derive wrote:
With 0.9.5 version of Roundcube, when I want to send a mail to an address within a subdomain (@qm.yale.edu for example) or save in my drafts, I got an error saying that the address is invalid.
Such domain doesn't exist.
host qm.yale.edu Host qm.yale.edu not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
I found it in a publication, I didn't thought to check it.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Have a nice day.
Le 2013-12-20 15:51, A.L.E.C a écrit :
On 12/20/2013 03:45 PM, Nicolas Derive wrote:
With 0.9.5 version of Roundcube, when I want to send a mail to an address within a subdomain (@qm.yale.edu for example) or save in my drafts, I got an error saying that the address is invalid.
Such domain doesn't exist.
host qm.yale.edu Host qm.yale.edu not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
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