[Kde-pim] Google SoC Informal Proposal: LDAP server.

[Cornelius Schumacher]

On Sunday 18 March 2007 05:25, Christopher Granade wrote:
> Continuing with the informal proposals seen here, I was wondering if anyone
> would be interested in mentoring a project to write an LDAP server for
> Akonadi that would let e-mail clients with LDAP support access a personal
> address book remotely. I would think that this would be useful, as it would
> allow someone with a desktop and one or more personal laptops to keep their
> personal contacts synched between them, without needing to set up a formal
> groupware server.

I don't quite understand this idea. Do you want to write a LDAP plugin for 
Akonadi, so that Akonadi-enabled clients can access address books on a LDAP 
server? Or do you want to write an LDAP-like local server which uses Akonadi 
to store its data, so that non-Akonadi-enabled clients can access Akonadi?

-- 
Cornelius Schumacher <schumacher at kde.org>
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