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Anyone figure out how to make this "on demand"?
I have installed and configured GCALdaemon on my Powerbook and it seems to work great, but I'm not too thrilled at the thought of this process running in the background doing its thing at seemingly random intervals. I'm wondering if anyone has figured out how to invoke a GCALdaemon sync command "on demand"...
Anyone figure out how to make this "on demand"?
You can use Platypus (http://www.sveinbjorn.org/platypus) to wrap standalone-start.sh into an App, but this will still launch it in the background.
-- dimpared
Anyone figure out how to make this "on demand"?
"Sync-on-demand: This feature is a variant of the offline/dial-up mode. When you launch the 'GCALDaemon/bin/sync-now.sh' script, GCALDaemon synchronize your calendar files, then stop. You can create a shortcut icon on your desktop for the script, or you can combine it with Lingon. The 'sync-now' script knows less than the service-based offline synchronizer (LDAP, etc), but this mode is the optimal for systems with less than 256 MB of RAM."
http://gcaldaemon.sourceforge.net/usage13.html#offline Read the friendly manual? |
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