The ownCloud calendar app is no longer shipped with the default tarball. (Same goes for the contacts app.) Thus it would be great to have a separate ebuild for it. Reproducible: Always
You probably want to set [URL] to the appropriate homepage.
I'm still on 7.0 myself, but using the calendar app heavily so might look into it when/if I dare to upgrade (i.e. get to test it a bit in a dev environment first)
Well, the application itself is just a tarball to unpack in apps/ (or one click in the 8.0 admin interface), and I am not sure we can have sub-webapps with our current system (webapp-config, multiple paths/installations, ...) A cleaner solution would be as suggested in #541230 to (conditionally) include the core additional apps in the owncloud package
(In reply to Bernard Cafarelli from comment #3) > Well, the application itself is just a tarball to unpack in apps/ (or one > click in the 8.0 admin interface), and I am not sure we can have sub-webapps > with our current system (webapp-config, multiple paths/installations, ...) > > A cleaner solution would be as suggested in #541230 to (conditionally) > include the core additional apps in the owncloud package The calendar application didn't really require any additional installation after my upgrade, so it seems quite available in the web UI, I doubt an external ebuild is necessary for this unless I've done something weird on my own system. More generally, on my system I handle addition of other applications by a separate app directory configured in /var/lib/owncloud/apps/ that is also added in 'apps_paths' as apps2 in config/config.php. This allows me to install e.g. the news application at www-apps/owncloud-apps-news in my overlay (layman -a k_f / http://git.sumptuouscapital.com/?p=portage-overlay.git;a=blob;f=www-apps/owncloud-apps-news/owncloud-apps-news-5.2.5.ebuild;h=ad25aae97c3a7ec9fb2ca7da1dfdaf327ff32a39;hb=HEAD )
Indeed, the new way seems to be to install these via the webui.
I doubt that installing these using the webui is as secure (e.g. hash verification). Afaik it also requires that the web server has outbound connectivity which might be disabled on some setups for security reasons. Therefore I still suggest Gentoo to provide these applications via ebuild(s). It was bad enough that upgrading broke this functionality without notice. ;(
