A long time ago, eleven and a bit years ago, I wrote a fairly noddy script to import a google calendar file into orage.
It wasn't syncing, but wrapped up in a cron job it could mean that you got your calendar updated once a day, a week, or whatever.
The script was an adaption of one I wrote to see when content on a remote website changed - basically it grabbed a copy of the webpage once a week, diff'd it against the previous week's, and if it was a different size emailed me.
Anyway, for a long time the orage/google calendar script worked for some people. I know this as people would sometimes email me requesting enhancements or fixes.
Well, no more. Andi Harlan posted a comment to let me know of a better, more sophisticated solution.
Which is kind of cool ...
It wasn't syncing, but wrapped up in a cron job it could mean that you got your calendar updated once a day, a week, or whatever.
The script was an adaption of one I wrote to see when content on a remote website changed - basically it grabbed a copy of the webpage once a week, diff'd it against the previous week's, and if it was a different size emailed me.
Anyway, for a long time the orage/google calendar script worked for some people. I know this as people would sometimes email me requesting enhancements or fixes.
Well, no more. Andi Harlan posted a comment to let me know of a better, more sophisticated solution.
Which is kind of cool ...
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