Redmine

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Its based on http://icalendar.rubyforge.org/

1. gem install icalendar

Hi,

how can we use it ?

thx

+1 Would be a very cool feature.

If I go to: http://xxxxxxx/projects/calendar/PROJECTNAME?format=ics I get a missing template error:

ActionController::MissingTemplate (Missing template common/calendar.ics.erb in view path xxxxx/redmine-0.7.3/a
pp/views):

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Combining ICS-support with something like http://remotecalendars.sourceforge.net would be of great value in enterprise use cases. Remote access would need to be secured somehow, does this patch already add some sort of password auth? Please excuse my limited knowledge here ..

it`s work with 0.8 ?

I dont test it with 0.8. I'll work on it.

Joris Verschoor Verschoor :
Just create the file calendar.ics.erb in /app/views/common with this :
<%= @cal_string %>

Could you also support issue exported as tasks?

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I cannot make ICS_Support__2.patch to work on 0.8.2.

Think feature is very very useful to get many peoples's calendar apps sincronized.

+1000 - can someone create plugin for this?

Slavek> Great! ;) Please, is it possible to convert it to plugin? Patches and not so much fŕiendly with SVN update ...

Would it be possible to add "key" authentication like with the RSS feeds?

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I have tried to apply path on trunk but i havent application.rb, i have application_controller.rb How can i apply the path??

Thanks

We've got a problem with this, using patch 5 and v. 0.8.7 redmine. Links are appearing ok on the issues page. Clicking in FF prompts to download file. Google doesn't seem to like the URL or the file as a manual upload.

Error on manual upload:

Processed zero events
Failed to import events: unable to process your iCal/CSV file...

Looked at the file - seems ok but I don't know the format for iCal.

Nick Wilsdon wrote:

We've got a problem with this, using patch 5 and v. 0.8.7 redmine. [...]

ICS_Support__5.patch is for source:/trunk only. Latest iteration of the patch for source:/branches/0.8-stable is ICS_Support__3.patch.

Please note that I haven't tested the patches myself...

Hi,

Is there any plan to update the patch files for Redmine 0.9.1 ? It does not seem a big work to edit the patch, but I've absolutely no knowledge in RoR...

Thanks in advance !

Fred.

Hi all,

I am running the current stable version of Redmine (0.8.7). I have changed the 3 files according to path #3, which should be working for the stable release.

But when I reboot, nothing happens. I don't see any link to the ICS view? How do I apply this patch?

Kind regards,

Erik-Jan

Hi,

I manually applied the patch v5 to my files and it's now working. I also updated the code to export items in the form of calendar tasks, and it's working find.

I think it would be even better if it was possible to provide the task export in the issues list, at the same place than Atom/PDF/CSV links. This would be very useful since it would enable to subscribe to custom issue list instead of all issues of the project. Again, I'd be glad to do it myself, but I have actually no knowledge in ruby and even less in Redmine design...

If anybody is interested by the patch for 0.9.1, please ask I would try to provide an SVN patch...

Thanks again,
Fred.

Fred M. wrote:

If anybody is interested by the patch for 0.9.1, please ask I would try to provide an SVN patch...

Hi,
I am interested by your patch.
Thanks

Hi,

thanks for your work on that. I would also be interested in the SVN patch.

Thanks again,

David

Can someone create plugin or integrade it into trunk, please? ;)

Sławek Goszcz wrote:

I've created a patch for version 0.8.4. I think it will be usefull.

This patch didn't worked for me (with version 0.8.4 stable). Are there any prerequisite for this patch to work? Do I need to apply first patches 1 and 2?
Thanks for the good job you're doing!

Xavier

This patch didn't worked for me (with version 0.8.4 stable). Are there any prerequisite for this patch to work? Do I need to apply first patches 1 and 2?
Thanks for the good job you're doing!

Xavier

I found out that Sławek's patch do actually work! The confirmation on UBC Redmine page
Although the changes are not visible, the adress of the ics calendar is available and working...

Please, is it possible/simple to convert this functionality into plugin?

I've almost finished turning this code into a plugin. I don't have enough time to finish now, but I hope to be able to provide something relatively soon.

Thanks for your work Michael !

Indeed, a plugin would be very nice :)

Hi,

Many thanks Yves for your patch, it is working very well and your approach is fine for me :)

However, you did not support sub-domains or secured protocol in your code. The workaround is quite simple : add the parameters

:only_path => false, :host => Setting.host_name

• app/controllers/projects_controller.rb line 345:
  

  event.url           url_for(:controller => 'versions', :action => 'show', :id => version, :only_path => false, :host => Setting.host_name)
  

• app/controllers/projects_controller.rb line 355:
  

  options.push Vpim::DirectoryInfo::Field.create('URL', url_for(:controller => 'issues', :action => 'show', :id => issue , :only_path => false, :host => Setting.host_name))
  

• app/views/projects/roadmap.rhtml line 48:
  

  <%= link_to 'iCalendar', :controller => 'projects', :action => 'roadmap', :format => 'ics', :key => User.current.rss_key, :only_path => false, :host => Setting.host_name, :protocol => 'webcal' %><br />
  

The link using the webcal protocol is not working for me since my Redmine server is only available through HTTPS, but anyway I just have to subscribe to the ics file itself and it's working well.

Please note that the value inside Setting.host_name is the value set in the Administration section Settings. It should contain only the domain name without the trailing slash, like https://redmine.mycompany.com.

Hope this would help :)

Regards,
Fred.

Hi Fred,

thanks for you reply. I added your changes to the GitHub repository

I left out the changes in app/views/projects/roadmap.rhtml because there's no SSL pendant for webcal-protocol (like e.g. ldaps for ldap). As far as I know we currently would have to utilize CalDAV if we wanted to encrypt our calendar stuff over the wire…

To anyone who wants to use this changes - please refer to the GitHub repository if the patch above doesn't work for you.

duplicate here #6168

Yves Vogl wrote:

Hi Fred,

thanks for you reply. I added your changes to the GitHub repository

I left out the changes in app/views/projects/roadmap.rhtml because there's no SSL pendant for webcal-protocol (like e.g. ldaps for ldap). As far as I know we currently would have to utilize CalDAV if we wanted to encrypt our calendar stuff over the wire…

To anyone who wants to use this changes - please refer to the GitHub repository if the patch above doesn't work for you.

Is someone still working on this? I get a "repository does not exist" when clicking the GitHub link.

Maxim Krušina wrote:

Please, is it possible/simple to convert this functionality into plugin?

Here you are: http://code.google.com/p/redmics/

Feedback is welcome.

I created a modified version which moves the links from the sidebar to "Also available in" links at the bottom of the calendar. For me, This feels more "natural", as the Atom, CSV, PDF links are there on the issues view as well. This needs a new hook however, which I've requested in #6586. Feedback welcome.

Just wanted to give feedback that Frank Schwarz' plugin works very well for me, thanks Frank.

Frank Schwarz wrote:

Maxim Krušina wrote:

Please, is it possible/simple to convert this functionality into plugin?

Here you are: http://code.google.com/p/redmics/

Feedback is welcome.

Hi Frank, thank you very much for your work! We finally won the battle with our selfrestarting serrver, so now we upgrade our redmine server and we start big testing! Thank you!

The plugin is working here, but we don't like that ist defining its "own" filters statically. We would like to have an ics export of the tickets of cuurent the view (with selected filters) instead, like the csv or pdf export works.

Terence Mill wrote:

The plugin is working here, but we don't like that ist defining its "own" filters statically. We would like to have an ics export of the tickets of cuurent the view (with selected filters) instead, like the csv or pdf export works.

I have a fork of the plugin in the works to provide the calendar view as an ical, and you can use custom queries on calendar (though the UI for that isn't in place just yet IIRC). I'll drop a short note once I have something to show.

Terence Mill wrote:

The plugin is working here, but we don't like that ist defining its "own" filters statically. We would like to have an ics export of the tickets of cuurent the view (with selected filters) instead, like the csv or pdf export works.

I also was pondering this option. However, the filter for the csv export is stored in the web session. So you have to export and save your ICS file somewhere before you can subscribe it (offline). An online subscription with a stable filter is IMHO not possible. - I am happy to be proven wrong on this.

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Hi, i can´t get the plugin to work. The links appear in the sidebar but when i click on them a 500 Internal Server Error occurs.
My URL reads http://web:3000/i_calendar?assigned_to=%2B&format=atom&key=8e459bfe92bdfae7b18bf3288cb1d4b0f7faeac0&project_id=print&status=all

As you can see i am runnning an own virtual host on port 3000.
Here is my apache2 config:
Listen 3000
<VirtualHost *:3000>
ServerName redmine.example.com
ServerAlias redmine
ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost
DocumentRoot /var/www/redmine/public/
<IfModule mod_fcgid.c>
DefaultInitEnv RAILS_ENV production
DefaultInitEnv GEM_HOME /var/local/lib/gems
DefaultInitEnv RUBYLIB /usr/local/ruby/lib/
</IfModule>
<Directory /var/www/redmine/public/>
Options Indexes ExecCGI FollowSymLinks
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
AllowOverride all
</Directory>
RailsBaseURI /
ErrorLog /var/log/apache2/redmine_error.log
LogLevel info
CustomLog /var/log/apache2/redmine_access.log combined
</VirtualHost>

i ain´t got a .htacces file (the one that came with redmine) in my public directory because when i had it enabled my static files like css and javascripts weren´t found.

Can anybody tell me how to get the ICS links to work? Thank you in advance.

I forgot: I followed the instructions on this page: http://code.google.com/p/redmics/

Please file a bug at http://code.google.com/p/redmics/issues/list and provide me with the relevant portions of /var/log/apache2/redmine_error.log and REDMINE_HOME/log/production.log and the version number of the plug-in.

I guess it is an NPE somewhere.

Ace Man wrote:

Hi, i can´t get the plugin to work. The links appear in the sidebar but when i click on them a 500 Internal Server Error occurs.

Ace Man,
Make sure you have the perquisite icalender plugin installed:
see http://code.google.com/p/redmics/

Hi, Got it to work. Where is the subscription url provided? I've seen several images but I don't see any format provided.

Format for subscription:
eg:
webcal://<theredmineurl>/redmine/i_calendar?assigned_to=%2A&format=atom&key=765561bf6551aawwa6351333206aad58d9f95bd114&project_id=theproject&status=all

Luis Alvarez wrote:

To get the subscription link to the redmine calendar

Under ICalendar right click on the appropriate link and copy link location.
replace http:// with webcal://

eg:
webcal://theprojectsite.com/redmine/i_calendar?assigned_to=%2A&format=atom&key=765561bf6551aawwa6351333206aad58d9f95bd114&project_id=theproject&status=all

In Outlook 2010, the ICalendar works.

But in Outlook 2003, it doesn't. Outlook 2003 expects to see "METHOD:PUBLISH" in the beginning of the file.

Frank Schwarz wrote:

Maxim Krušina wrote:

Please, is it possible/simple to convert this functionality into plugin?

Here you are: http://code.google.com/p/redmics/

Feedback is welcome.

Hi Franck, thank you very much for your great work on this plugin. It is working fine for me. It could be worth to mention in your documentation that you need to enable the "Calendar" module in the project's configuration (it is not that obvious when you only use the issues and expect to see the iCalendar links).

Again, due to my HTTPS server configuration, I have to use the https:// URL instead of replacing it with webcal://

I'm a little bit disappointed because I'm not using start/end dates inside Redmine. So as it is today, I can't get much benefit from this plug-in since the calendar is always empty...

I'll post a feature request in Google code to include the Tasks export in your ICS file, that would be a great feature making your plugin a perfect companion for redmine :)

Thanks again,
Fred.

For the record: the redmics plugin is now hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/buschmais/redmics. Happy forking!

Anything like that for redmine 3.x?

Redmine version 3.2.1.stable
Ruby version 2.1.8-p440 (2015-12-16) [x86_64-linux]
Rails version 4.2.5.2
Environment production
Database adapter Mysql2

Done! I installed this one https://github.com/buschmais/redmics and working fine. Thanks any way.

Al Pocheche wrote:

Done! I installed this one https://github.com/buschmais/redmics and working fine. Thanks any way.

Does not work with 3.4.2 anymore. 404-Error when trying to access Tickets after installing the plugin. Does anyone have an idea why? Many thanks.

Has anyone looked at this recently? I would like to get this going on 3.4.2 again and maybe into main release after 4.0...