Calendars can be published to the following stores:
to a personal account in Kerio MailServer,
to an account of another Kerio MailServer user (username and password are required unless the user creates a new calendar folder and shares it),
to any WebDAV server in the Internet — the publication folder need rights for anonymous access.
Calendars can be published to Kerio MailServer as follows:
Right-click on the calendar and select the 7.8 Calendar publishing).
option from the pop-up menu (see figureThis opens a dialog where publishing parameters for the calendar can be defined (see figure 7.9 Publishing a calendar — publishing parameters):
Name used for the publishing.
First, enter URL path to the store where the calendar will be published. For the URL specification, use the following pattern:
http://server_name/ical[path]
For better understanding, view the following examples:
To publish a calendar in the root folder (of a particular mailbox), enter URL in the following format:
http://server_name/ical
To publish a calendar as a subfolder of the
calendar
folder (of your mailbox), enter URL in the
following format:
http://server_name/ical/calendar
To publish a calendar to the mailbox of another Kerio MailServer user, enter URL in the following format:
http://server_name/ical/domain/user_name/folder_name
It is also possible to publish a public calendar. The following URL format must be used:.
http://server_name/ical/public/folder_name
Time span taken by the published calendar.
This item includes a menu which allows to limit visibility of calendar items.
Click on Published Calendar Settings dialog where additional publishing parameters can be set (see figure 7.10 Publishing a calendar — publishing parameters):
. This opens the
This item allows setting of updates of the published calendar. It is possible to publish calendar only once and not to change it any more or to schedule up its updates. Automatic updates are set by default.
This option allows including of private calendar items. By default, most private events are not published along with the calendar. If this option is enabled, private events are not hidden and they are displayed with all their details. Private items and their usage are addressed in section 1.8.3 Private Events.
Not supported in Kerio MailServer.
Upon a successful publication of a calendar, a dialog is displayed informing users that an email message can be sent to users for whom the calendar has been published.