Re: Use Office365.com from Kontact/KDEPIM 4.13.x

On Wednesday, 2014-07-30, 23:35:43, Luis Felipe Tabera wrote:
> Very useful tip!

Indeed!
Same goes for your info :)

Would either of you consider adding that to the KDE UserBase Wiki?

https://userbase.kde.org/Tutorials/en#Kontact

Cheers,
Kevin

> 
> On Wednesday 30 July 2014 15:48:13 O. Sinclair wrote:
> > 3. To get your Calendar working (I have not tried shared calendars,
> > feel free to experiment):
> > System Settings =Personal Information => Add=> DAV groupware resource
> > => DAVical => user and password - put \[email protected] and
> > your password, choose Davical server. For server name and path put
> > anything, you will edit later in any case. Click "Finish"
> > On next menu set a name for your resource and click "Edit" on the
> > fictional resource. Leave "CalDav" as protocol but change remote url to
> > http://localhost:1080/users/yourname@yo ... /calendar/
> > and credentials to
> > \[email protected] and your password
> > then click "Fetch" and your Calendar should show up. Set your
> > preferred refesh rate and in Kontacts do not forget to now tick this
> > Calendar to activate it
> 
> If you have configured several calendars in your exchange account, some of
> them may not appear. If it is the case, go to the calendar, rightclick in
> the resource, calendar_properties, and add, for each calendar missing, a
> caldav with address:
> 
> http://localhost:1080/users/yourname@yo ... /calendar/mycalendarname.
> 
> > 4. To get your Contacts working:
> > System Settings =Personal Information => Add=> DAV groupware resource
> > => DAVical => user and password - put \[email protected] and
> > your password, choose Davical server. For server name and path put
> > anything, you will edit later in any case. Click "Finish"
> > On next menu set a name for your resource and click "Edit" on the
> > fictional resource. Choose "CardDav" as protocol but change remote url to
> > http://localhost:1080/users/yourname@yo ... /contacts/
> > and credentials to
> > \[email protected] and your password
> > then click "Fetch" and your Contacts should show up. Set your
> > preferred refesh rate and in Kontacts do not forget to now tick this
> > Address Book to activate it
> 
> The same may happen here, if you have several address books in the server
> and not all of them appear, add them as
> 
> http://localhost:1080/users/yourname@yo ... /contacts/myaddressbookname
> 
> > 5. Finally (at least for me) to access "public address books". They
> > can be found as LDAP via Kontact/Kaddressbook but it is, mildly put,
> > less than intuitive
> > in KMail, open a new mail. In Composer then choose "select" in the
> > Address area. From there choose "Search Directory Service" and then
> > click "Configure LDAP servers"
> > Set this up as "host:localhost", "port:1389", "DN=ou.people",
> > "authentication:simple"
> > "Bind DN as \[email protected]" and password well you should
> > know
> > next time you compose a new mail you can now "search directory
> > service" but you will not be able to (to my knowledge) to use it as an
> > Addressbook. The solution is awkward but works
> 
> Some time ago I was not able to make LDAP gatway working, now it does!
> 
> In addition to be able to search while composing mail, you can also click on
> the "import from LDAP server" in the addressbook window. You may have to
> add the button in "configure toolbars" if it is not there.
> 
> You will get the same query window, but it allows to save the items in a
> local addressbook.
> 
> Luis
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