Did anyone managed to have a copy of #ProtonCalendar using the share with anybody link feature that can be read by #khal ? I’m trying with #vdirsyncer with no luck so far

#nixos

As it happens, I tend to receive a certain amount of iCalendar invites via email. I'd like to sync the invites with my calendar server (CalDAV). My mail client is #Emacs + #Notmuch. I'm thinking of implementing a workflow where:

- I save the text/calendar part to a local folder
- The folder gets synced to the server via #vdirsyncer (which seems to be working pretty nicely indeed!)

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#TerSoftware de linha de comando:

- #todotxt
- #git, tanto na linha de comando quanto integrado ao RStudio
- #APT, apesar de o GNOME Software fazer um bom trabalho
- #Neovim (aprendendo) e #MicroTextEditor (para tarefas simples)
- #QuartoPub, apesar de geralmente usar pelo #RStudio
- #RStats, apesar de usar mais pelo RStudio
- #RClone, #Restic, #OfflineIMAP, #VDirSyncer para backup
- #SSH
- GNU #CoreTools, #Sudo, #SystemD

#blambers

If you'd like to migrate your #AddressBooks and #calendars from somebody else's platform to a self-hosted or self-managed one, but there's no "migration assistant":

Check whether both platforms support the #CalDAV and #CardDAV standards. If they do, look into #vdirsyncer https://vdirsyncer.pimutils.org

We'd recommend to test-migrate your existing data to a local filesystem storage first, and swap in your new storage only when syncing to the test storage worked without errors.

To protect yourself against migration blunders, mark your source storage (platform) as read_only and let it "win" in your conflict_resolution setting.

For address book pairs, you can also sync the "displayname" and "description" metadata – for calendar pairs, additionally "color" and "order".

I was lucky enough to help another nifty open source utility. The developer has posted a little summary of what I found:
https://whynothugo.nl/journal/2024/10/19/vdirsyncer-status-update-2024-10-security-audit/

If you need something to sync your calendar or contacts give #vdirsyncer a go.

#rust #webdav #codeauditing

Just found carl, a modern version of cal (the unix calendar utility that prints a tabular view of months).

What stands out for me here is the ability to highlight events from calendar files.

This is superb in conjunction with vdirsyncer, which I’ve been using for a long time for exactly the purpose of having a local directory of .ics files for each of my Nextcloud DAV calendars.

https://github.com/b1rger/carl

Also featured in my link log: https://blog.jutty.dev/links

#unix #linux #cli #vdirsyncer