SqWebMailThis is currently a work in progress. At this point, the calendaring implementation includes basic calendaring/scheduling resources.
Dogfood: "pcp" is the acronym for "Personal Calendaring Protocol".
To enable calendaring, create the file
calendarmode in the configuration directory
(/usr/local/share/sqwebmail, or
$sysconfdir, usually
/usr/lib/courier/etc). The calendarmode
file should contain a single word: either "local" - enable
account calendaring; or "net" - enable calendaring in groupware
mode. Example:
echo "local" >calendarmode
Additionally, if groupware calendaring is enabled, the
pcpd daemon process must be started. This is now
taken care of automatically by the sqwebmail startup script
(sqwebmaild.rc script in the sqwebmail distribution,
and the webmaild script in the Courier
distribution). The next step is to set up individual access
control lists, which are described below.
NOTE: if you've installed SqWebMail/Courier binary RPMs, the
RPMs will automatically take care of starting pcpd
at system boot time if groupware calendaring is enabled.
NOTE: check your umask, calendarmode needs to