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Just copying the .ics files might lose data
I have to reinforce the suggestion to use the phpicalendar publish.php method over FTP. I've done a fairly large phpicalendar implementation for a public site with calendar data managed by a number of people with varying technical skill levels. We tried a variety of methods for delivering .ics files to the webserver, including AFP mounts and FTP. We found that, over time, recent calendar data was missing from the posted calendar files. After looking more closely, I found that there are a number of cache files within the user's Library folder that are separate from the main Library/Calendars/*.ics files and show more recent modification times than the main files at times.
Just copying the .ics files might lose data
Fair enough. I have moved to this now. The hint was a result of many wasted hours trying to find a way to publish my iCalendars without Webdav or .Mac. |
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