Am 25.08.2011 15:31, schrieb Timothy Murphy: > I've been looking for some time for a way (hopefully KDE) > of keeping an address-book/contact list on a server, > so that it can be accessed, and edited, from a laptop. > > Presently I'm running OpenLDAP on my server, > but this is not entirely satisfactory. > I use KMail on my laptop, > but the interface with the OpenLDAP server > is not very good (to put it mildly). > > The features I would like are: > > 1. There should be a simple web interface > for accessing and editing the contact list on the server. > > 2. It should also be possible, and relatively easy, > to access and edit the contact list through KMail/KAddressBook. > > 3. There should be a simple interface to mobile phones > to allow contacts to be added to, and copied from, the phone. > > 4. The information stored with each contact > should be as flexible as possible; > there might or might not be an email address, > and there might or might not be a phone number. > > I'd be interested to learn how KDE experts > set up their address book(s)? Try SOGo. I use it for about one year and it fits my needs. A great web interface (firefox, knoqi is not usable) and by default plugins for thunderbird (up to 3.1 only - so sadly not usable with current fedora thunderbird). With new kdepim2 you can use contacts, calendars and mails from SOGo as well. kdepim1 can not use calendar and contacts from SOGo. So with current fedora I use either the web interface for managing contacts and calendars or thunderbird. Iphone and ipod touch can use all the data by default (you have to configure then seperately). For android there are plugins (CalCAV and CardDAV) in the marked. If you already use openLDAP you can continue using it with SOGo. I recommend GOSa for administration of users in LDAP. Martin _______________________________________________ kde mailing list kde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/kde New to KDE4? - get help from http://userbase.kde.org
