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vigetlabs-amazon-ec2
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A rack application daemon that creates an iCal subscription file from exchange calendars.
sudo gem install dockit # if you've cloned from github
sudo gem install vigetlabs-dockit -s http://gems.github.com
Simply set up a file, .dockit, in your home directory with your username, domain, and the url of your exchange server. Leave the domain blank if your login for exchange is NOT your email address. If you leave domain blank, change the resulting url to simply reflect your username, with the @domain.com. The port too, if not 2000, should be changed.
default: username: john.doe domain: example.com password: password remote_uri: http://mail.example.com/exchange/john.doe@example.com/ local_port: 2000
The resulting url for subscribing in iCal when running this daemon on the localhost would be: http://localhost:2000/john.doe.ics
Given the yaml file defined example, the command would be:
dockit default (or in the case of default, just dockit)
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We found that vigetlabs-amazon-ec2 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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