Am 01.04.2012 20:40, schrieb Timothy Murphy: > I see there have been some advances in KAddressBook, > eg it can now use my Google contacts. > > But I'm wondering if it is possible to keep KAdddressBook contacts > on my server, so that they are available anywhere on my LAN? Yes, it can (at least the old non akonadi version could). There are several possibilities: - Use vCard folder for this - Use a real groupware server - Use addressbook in a mail folder (like kolab) I used all three of them. The address book mail folder is/was limited to kde pim. The vCard folder can not be accessed by mobile phones so I now use sogo as a groupware. Due to problems with kmail2 (deleted many mails) I currently use thunderbird. But there is a kdepim2 plugin for sogo as well. Regards Martin > > At present I am using an OpenLDAP contact list on the server. > KMail can see this, but I don't think I can add contacts > from KAddressBook (or KMail) to the OpenLDAP database. > It's a bit hard to tell, as the KAddressBook online manual > is seriously deficient. > > (I suppose one shouldn't complain too much, > as previously it was 1 line long. > But I don't understand how people can go to so much trouble > developing an application, and not document it properly, > or sometimes at all.) > > > > > _______________________________________________ kde mailing list kde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/kde New to KDE4? - get help from http://userbase.kde.org
