Ah, yes 4.x - that became steltor, and is now Oracle Calendar server. Yes, it was a nightmare. 5.x and above were actually decent architecturally, but were mostly web based only. Sun has an outlook plugin for their latest version of it, that works moderately well, but a) you have to use very recently patched versions of Windows and Outlook (but not too new), and b) you have to use outlook... I've been hoping Sun or someone would write sunbird, evolution, etc plugins for it, but no luck so far (Sun has plugins for evolution, but getting them anywhere but on Sun's JDS desktop seems next to impossible). Without a real fat client, no one is interested in it, and no one has enough interest to write a fat client, it seems :) If that calendar become open source, it might catch on enough to reach critical mass. But... this is a directory mailing list, so I'll shut up about calendar now :) - Jeff Leif Hedstrom wrote: > David Boreham wrote: > >> >>> >>> Oh dear god, not the Calendar Server... >> >> >> >> Which one you thinking about ? > > > > The one giving me the willies was called Corporate Time I think, aka > Netscape Calendar Server. It was a real piece of ... > > -- Leif > > -- > Fedora-directory-users mailing list > Fedora-directory-users at redhat.com > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-directory-users
