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README
What is Wcal
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Wcal is a web based calendar/planner especially suitable for multi-user
setups in an Intranet. Useful for companies and other organizations who
wish to publish schedules and timetables for their employees and
members on the web.

Features include

  - Several users with their own or shared calendars
  - Read-only views
  - Weekly and monthly repeating events
  - Uses web server's access control methods
  - Separate access control definition for each user

Wcal is released under GNU General Public License (GPL). I welcome any
bug (or success) reports, suggestions or any patches you have needed to
make this work, and I hope people will find this as useful a tool as I
have.

The latest version can be found from http://www.neosystem.com/wcal/.

Prerequisites
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Wcal is developed on Linux & Apache, but should work with minor
modifications on any Unix platform. Access control is likely to work
only on Apache and NCSA web servers.

Wcal requires perl 5.004 or higher.

Wcal uses module Data::Dumper and Date::Manip that don't come with the
standard perl distribution as of perl 5.004. Data::Dumper is included
in perl 5.005. Both modules are available in CPAN. The versions that
come with Wcal distribution should be good. Version 5.22 or higher of
Date::Manip is REQUIRED. Wcal also requires MIME::Lite module. 
Version 3.01 is included in the Wcal distribution.

You also need a C compiler.

See file INSTALL for installation instructions.

See file UPGRADE for updrade instructions.

Usage
-----

Once you have installed Wcal as instructed in INSTALL, point your
browser to http://your.site/wcal/. Usage of Wcal should be obvious,
just try clicking on any links.


			Joël Savignon <js@neosystem.com>


© 2004 Joël Savignon