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Comment	>> I chose ics.php to be consistent for things like iCal and Kontact to > >> use the same URL for publish and subscribe. I spoke with Jan in IRC > >> back when this ticket was opened. It was his opinion that this was > >> too hacky to be included and he pointed me to some work done to fully > >> support CalDAV. The CalDAV mechanism will also support the > >> functionality that I enabled in ics.php. As such perhaps this ticket > >> should be cancelled. > > > > Okay. I'll do so for now. > > > >> The only real redeeming quality of this patch is that it supports > >> publishing ICS without requiring DAV. It's up to you whether this is > >> something that Horde would want to support. I got the impression > >> that future releases of Horde will drop ics.php in favor of the > >> CalDAV access (it appears to be backwards compatible with the ics.php > >> functionality), but does add a dependency on WebDAV PEAR libs being > >> installed. > > > > I don't think that requiring the PEAR package is a problem, but if > there are clients that support PUT but not DAV, it might be worth > supporting them. > > > >> Regarding CSV did you mean ICS? I did not do anything to support CSV > >> in my patch. > > > > I was referring to the $file_types array at the top of the patch.
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