On Sunday, 2013-04-14, Johannes Graumann wrote: > On Sunday, April 14, 2013 15:03:33 Pino Toscano wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Alle domenica 14 aprile 2013, Johannes Graumann ha scritto: > > > Please make the functionality of kdepim-groupware and kdepim-wizard > > > available for kdepim >= 4.10.2. > > > > These two were dropped upstream, so I'm not sure what we should bring > > back. > > > > > This is particularly interesting as > > > starting with that kdepim version the kolab3 protocol used by the > > > recently released kolab3 is supported. > > > > If your actual interest is the kolab stuff, those are available as > > akonadi resources in kdepim-runtime, which we cannot enable yet due to > > missing kolab libraries in Debian. > > Hmm ... I get it for kolab 3 (is there a timeline for those libraries > transitioning from the kolabsys repository into debian proper?), however, > kolab 2 support has also vanished. The Kolab backend handler uses the library developed by Kolab systems to handle Kolab content of all versions. > Analogous to kdepim 4.4 the appropriate > functionality should be residing in akonadi's KDE Address Book > (traditional) and KDE Calendar, no? No. Plugins for the old access mechanism are dropped once a suitable native replacement is available, which, IIRC, was around KDE PIM 4.6 > But addressbook only offers ldap > backend and calendar is missing the mail-directory backend as well ... the > only groupware solution referenced seems to be openxchange (within kmail > the groupware specific setting seem to also have gone). Most if not all of those were only necessary because KMail served as the transport implementation, i.e. for accessing data on the remote server. This is no longer necessary, address book or calendar applications can now directly work with their respective data and let the Kolab backend handler take care of communicating with the server. > Am I missing something or is the whole functionality truly lost? As Pino said temporarily unavailable in Debian due to missing dependencies. Cheers, Kevin
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