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Subject: Re: Domino 5.x support - Status
From: "Mauro DePascale" <mauro.depascale () marconi ! com>
Date: 2002-08-30 9:10:25
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Don,
thanks for your positive comments, I really need them!!!
About the patch, many consideration there:
1. The KMail patch provided into the CVS tree is made for Kde3.0.2. I'm
upgrading my build/test machine to Kde 3.0.3 so even the patch will be
updated to that release shortly.
I've found another machine where to setup an environment for Kde 3.1.
I've to check it configuration and I've not installed it yet but, if
everything goes well, I think I'll be able to provide a patch for Kde 3.1
in the next week. Unfortunately, I can't grant you about it but I'll do my
best.
My idea is to provide patches for the last two main Kde's releases
keeping them in sync with the KioNotes's development.
2. About adding it into the main CVS: I followed a good idea caming from
Michael Häckel and now the Domino code, even if compiled into KMail, is
only visible if the "notes" protocol is available. In this way, because the
KMail code added by the patch does not have any dependacy on external
libraries, it will be possible to include and compile it without any
particular option to be enabled (if you want to see it, just add a fake
notes.protocol into /opt/kde2/share/services . . .). I think this can be
good: we can add Domino support into the standard distribution and then
having it enabled automatically just where it's really required.
3. About licensing: the code provided into the patch is completely free,
to access the KioNotes services it uses just calls to the KioSlave
interface so it can be distributed along Kde without any problem. This is
the reason why I preferred to have KioNotes as a separate package/project:
in this way the licensing problems will go with KioNotes leaving Kde free
of any involvement.
Because I really understand nothing about legalese, I provide attach for
both old and new license notices as provided within the the API packages
(Lotus and IBM licenses).
My understanding is that, with the Lotus license, it was possible to
distribute a binary package with few restrictions while I was unable to
figure out what it's possible to do with the new IBM's license.
If someone can give it a look and then share its comments with me, I'll
appreciate a lot.
Summarizing: there is not any license problem for the KMail patch, you have
my permission to include that code and all its future versions into the
main Kde releases as you like.
Regarding KioNotes: I'll delay considering the license problems for it
'til the project will be in a more advanced state: now I've not time
(however, if someone can help with it, please do!! Thanks in advance.).
Thanks to all for the great Kde environment.
Mauro "Larry" de Pascale
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Don Sanders <sanders@kde.org>@mail.kde.org on 30/08/2002 07.49.13
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Subject: Re: Domino 5.x support - Status
If I haven't mentioned it already I think Lotus Notes support sounds
like a very nice feature. I'm really pleased to see that you have been
able to continue your work on it, I wish you good luck with it.
Looking at the KMail patch
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/kionotes/KioNotes/kmail-patches/kmail-1.4.2.patch?rev=1.2&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup
it's really not very disruptive and I personally am ok with including
this in KDE cvs. I guess if it was included then compilation of this
code should be disabled by default until the feature is ready.
In a previous mail you stated that there are licensing problems. Do
you have any more info on that?
Don.
On Saturday 24 August 2002 00:43, Mauro DePascale wrote:
> Hi friends,
>
> this mail just to signal that I'm not dead and that the work to
> adding Domino
> support to kmail is still on going.
>
> Because I finally realized I can't provide the job working alone in
> my spare
> time, I arranged to setup a project on SourceForge, open to
> contributors.
>
> The project is called KioNotes (you'll find it here:
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/kionotes) and, actually, is made up
> of two parts:
>
> 1. kio_notes: a KIO-Slave that implements support for the Domino
> transport. 2. kmail patch (available through the CVS tree into the
> kmail-patches directory) to enable kmail using the new transport.
> The patch is for kmail 1.4.2.
>
> What is available (through anonymous CVS access):
>
> Kionotes supports receiving and sending mails, receiving is almose
> complete,
> sending still miss supporting attachs.
> Deleting mails from Notes' s folders is not working.
> Authentication is now performed through the KioSlave.
>
> The patch for kmail adds the domino account for receiving and the
> transport for sending.
> The accountsetup dialog is a bit messedup (I just realized I've to
> rework it
> mostly . . .) but functional.
>
>
> What is missing:
>
> 1.Ability to delete downloaded mails (almost done, just to be
> tested a bit).
> 2.Support for different Domino's folders that just Inbox (partially
> implemented).
> 3.Automatic generation of Notes support files on account creation:
> this is the most urgent task. With this will be possible to setup a
> Domino account without accessing any windows specific file. I
> realized how to do it (and I've some testing material) but all the
> implementation must be done. 4.Setup the Homepage and put online
> all the other material and documentation
> about how to setup the environment.
> 5.Fix the configure script to better check for the Domino's
> libraries and complete support for platforms different from Intel.
>
>
> KioNotes is a standard KDE package so, to build it, just run
> configure then make.
> Unfortunately, it depends on the Lotus Notes C++ Toolkit and Lotus
> Domino for
> linux so , before doing it, some setup is required (the configure
> script partially checks the dependancies).
> It's not yet in a deliverable state, but, If someone wants to
> adventure in building and trying it, feel free to contact me
> directly for details about what is needed, I'll be very happy!
>
> I'm actively working to simplify as much as possible the
> configure/build process, but lots of work is still to be done.
>
> I'll look forward for your comments.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Mauro "larry" de Pascale
>
> ---
>
> This mail was sent using KMail through Domino 5.x using KioNotes
> !!bo
>
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