[Calendarserver-discuss] Free Software calendaring and groupware (in and beyond Debian)

[Jonas Smedegaard]

Quoting Paul Boddie (2016-04-07 22:21:32)
> On Thursday 7. April 2016 21.09.54 Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
>> I will try take a closer look at the code at our weekend worksession.
>
> Excellent! I've been working on a branch (and a named one at that) to 
> allow calendar data to be stored in PostgreSQL instead of in the 
> filesystem, mostly to allow more efficient access to free/busy 
> collections, although I haven't put the necessary indexes/constraints 
> into place yet. That work is available in my repository, but I haven't 
> updated the online documentation yet.
>
> Thanks for taking a look and I hope that the groupware meeting proves 
> to be productive!

For starters, attached is a danish localization.  I suggest you to 
recode your norwegian locale file to UTF-8, as that is easier to handle.  
Also, consider adding comments on entries that are seemingly used in 
email output and therefore need newlines sprinked into it (or better: 
write/user a UTF-8 supportive routine to auto-break long strings into 
lines of suitable length).

Now looking into packaging for Debian...

I am no big fan of SQL, so no hurry for my part to get that working :-P


 - Jonas

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