How to enable Kolab support in kdepim in Gentoo

[Franz Skale]

Hi,
Akonadi itself provides the akonadi framework.
The akonadi plugins are components of kdepim-runtime.
To enable kolabproxy akonadi resource, you have to install libkolab and
libkolabxml (development libraries).
Of course, libkolab depends on libkolabxml.
Then recompile kdepim-runtime.
I also got it working on osx.
! I also created a patch for kdepim to search the ldap when creating a
meeting.
Kolab defaults on using shared folders for the addressbook. If you want
to create  a meeting, you cannot search the ldap which is part of kmail,
when selecting a user from the right.
So, i patched korganizer to have a button "search ldap directory".



Rgds.

Franz


Am 10.09.14 19:26, schrieb John O'Keefe:
> Don't know much about Gentoo but would Kolab support need to be
> compiled into akonadi as well?
>
> On 2014-09-10 12:02 pm, Nick Wiltshire wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> With Debian crashing and freezing on me since the switch to systemd,
>> I've
>> decided to switch back to Gentoo.
>>
>> I have turned on the kolab USE flag for kdepim-libs but when I click
>> to add a
>> new account there's no Kolab option. I tried adding it as a plain
>> IMAP account
>> but the calendars and contacts don't work. There's no groupware tab
>> in the
>> Kmail Misc settings.
>>
>> Does anyone know how to get these options to show up?
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