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On 05/09/2012, at 4:34 PM, Surgemail Support (Marijn) <surgemailHIDDEN@t@netwinsite.com> wrote:

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> Hi all
> Well... the surgeweb caldav calendaring integration is finally at a point where I would really recommend admins keen to play with the latest and greatest surgemail features to install it and start using it. It should fine to enable it for end users as well now, although it is still beta and I'm still working on it fixing minor things and adding minor features. All the known major issues (that I hinted at in my recent list reply) should now be resolved.. Key feature overview and screenshots available here:
>    http://netwinsite.com/surgemail/help/caldavconfig.htm
> why is it useful?  in a nutshell it provides a modern calendar that allows you to:
>    'sync calendar entries between surgeweb and your phone and share calendars with others'
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> In order to get this running, you will need the latest specials build as per:
>    http://netwinsite.com/surgeweb/help/updates.htm
> Linux32 / Linux64 / windows specials builds available here:
>    ftp://netwinsite.com/pub/surgemail
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> Other than the normal surgemail upgrade there are two main things you need to look at to get it configured:
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> 1) Php & sabredav installation: This is pretty straight forward using the "Value added features - Calendar Synch" page on the admin interface. Further instructions / install walkthrough can be found here:
>     http://netwinsite.com/surgemail/help/caldav.htm
> If you have already played with recent caldav this should already be installed. Although it is probably wise to press the "upgrade current install" button to make sure you have the very latest sabredav php files as I had to make a couple of minor changes which you may not have yet.
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> 2) Enabling in surgeweb: If step 1 above is complete surgeweb will enable caldav calendars for all users. There is a setting on the surgeweb customisation page in the admin interface that allows you to set the global default to disabled - particularly useful if you want a more gradual rollout to a few test users first. In that case just add this setting to the _user.dat files of your test users after globally disabling the calendar features:
>     newcal_hide false
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> Anyway, let me know how you go with that if you decide to install it. Beware that I'm sure to be continuing to make fixes and feature additions over the coming weeks, but I am keen to get some feedback ( both in terms of bug reports and suggested improvements :-)
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> Marijn
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