Nice post!
That yagoon looks like a good buy.
For now I only use mac and linux, so there's no need for yagoon but I still need to publish and subscribe calendars. Instead of using iCalExchange service I decided to configure apache to act as my webDAV server, since I have more control over it. I'll be looking into that iCalExchange since it must have better bandwith than my cable connection
Tiago Bilou | Homepage | 11.29.05 - 11:06 am | #

Nice post!
That yagoon looks like a good buy.
For now I only use mac and linux, so there's no need for yagoon but I still need to publish and subscribe calendars. Instead of using iCalExchange service I decided to configure apache to act as my webDAV server, since I have more control over it. I'll be looking into that iCalExchange since it must have better bandwith than my cable connection
Tiago Bilou | Homepage | 11.29.05 - 11:06 am | #

if you want, i can help you test your cable bandwidth: just drop me an account
bordalix | Homepage | 12.16.05 - 9:28 am | #

if you want, i can help you test your cable bandwidth: just drop me an account
bordalix | Homepage | 12.16.05 - 9:28 am | #

Thanks a lot!

i was looking a way to share iCalendars and yagoons over the web....

you just saved me installing strange things on the server of the company.

THANKS!!!
David Alfaro | Homepage | 09.14.07 - 2:17 pm | #