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• Forum: Development 2010-11-08, 22:30
• Replies: 30
  [ANNOUNCE] tiny webcal auto importer :: pywebcalai
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  Posted By andreas.baer
  Re: [ANNOUNCE] tiny webcal auto importer :: pywebcalai
  
  Hi,
  
  you asked for some examples to implement an alarm-import.
  
  I attached you two versions of the same calendars:
  1. direct export (download via wget from caldav-server)
  2. exported file from...
• Forum: Development 2010-11-03, 22:46
• Replies: 30
  [ANNOUNCE] tiny webcal auto importer :: pywebcalai
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  Posted By andreas.baer
  Re: [ANNOUNCE] tiny webcal auto importer :: pywebcalai
  
  Thanks for the suggestions - i wrote a little script and added that to a new shortcut put on the desktop.
  
  Its working!
  
  One thing i noticed: the alarms are disabled during import, better: they...
• Forum: Maemo 5 / Fremantle 2010-11-03, 22:43
• Replies: 57
  X-Term shortcut on N900 desktop
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  Posted By andreas.baer
  Re: X-Term shortcut on N900 desktop
  
  It works!
  
  Thanks for the description!
  
  Cheers,
  Andi
• Forum: Development 2010-10-19, 13:08
• Replies: 30
  [ANNOUNCE] tiny webcal auto importer :: pywebcalai
  Views: 11,755
  Posted By andreas.baer
  Re: [ANNOUNCE] tiny webcal auto importer :: pywebcalai
  
  Oh well, sorry, that i can't give exact informations...
  
  I tried to get the file via wget - with success. I have to provide --http-user and --http-password and the whole calendar is downloaded
• Forum: Development 2010-10-19, 11:25
• Replies: 30
  [ANNOUNCE] tiny webcal auto importer :: pywebcalai
  Views: 11,755
  Posted By andreas.baer
  Re: [ANNOUNCE] tiny webcal auto importer :: pywebcalai
  
  sorry for the delay - no, it's not a htaccess, its plain login+password
• Forum: Development 2010-10-14, 11:38
• Replies: 30
  [ANNOUNCE] tiny webcal auto importer :: pywebcalai
  Views: 11,755
  Posted By andreas.baer
  Re: [ANNOUNCE] tiny webcal auto importer :: pywebcalai
  
  thanks for that piece of software!
  
  Our webcal-server is secured via username and password - would it be possible to pass that to pywebcalai?