My Calendar 2.5
Please read everything but email me if
(1) you do not understand
(2) you get it running (so I can check it out and put up a link to your site)
at mike@fuzzymonkey.org

Many thanks to Jay Kline (jay@slushpupie.com) and his many bug fixes and layout help!

In this README:
REQUIRES
SUMMARY
FEATURES
DISTRIBUTION / LICENSE
INSTALLATION
HOW TO USE
CHANGES
TODO
REQUIRES
  • 1. web server (tested on apache Linux/Unix but reported to work on Windows NT/2000)
  • 2. Perl 5.00503 (may work with others)
  • 3. cal is required but already installed on just about every server.
  • 4. pscal is required for making printable calendars in postscript format.
    • SUMMARY
    My Calendar is a lightweight, easy-to-use Web calendar.  There is also an included email script that you can have cron run everyday to remind you of upcoming appointments.  Included is a script to convert an online calendar to a printable postscript format using pscal.

    FEATURES
  • lightweight and easy to setup
  • email scrip to remind you of upcomming events
  • email script can be run by cron and/or used to send emails to a mailing list for clugs and organizations
    • DISTRIBUTION / LICENSE
    This software is released under the GPL. Please see the included LICENSE file. Copyright (C) 2002 Michael Spiceland This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Use this script at your own risk! I make no warranties that it is hack proof!
    INSTALLATION
    1. Install scripts

    ftp mycalendar-xxx.tar.gz to your cgi-bin/ directory on your server
    $ tar -zxvpf mycalendar-xxx.tar.gz
    this will create a calendar/ directory in that directory

    2. edit template.html to match your site

    To customize the look, simply edit template.html.  This file can be created with any html editor or text editor as long as it retains the hidden HTML comment,  <!-- content --> .  This comment is where the content (calendar) will be placed.

    3.  password protect protected/ directory

    Use htaccess or some other method to password protect the protected/ dirctory.  Doing this will require your users to supply a password if they ever attempt to edit any events.

    HOW TO USE

    Just point your browser at it

    e.g.- http://www.yoursite.com/cgi-bin/calendar/index.cgi

    If you get an internal server error, check your web server error logs or run it from command line so that you can see what is going wrong.  See my docs/FAQ.html on my script page for more info.

    CHANGES
    06.12.2001
        Initial release.
    10.10.01
        Updated update.pl to allow you to add events for December.  It used to
        only go up to Novemer :-P
    12.17.01
       Updated the email script to work now.  Updated the convert2pscal.pl script
       to prompt for information and attempt to print the calendar for you.
    1.9.2002
       fixed security holes.  Everyone update!
    3.6.2003 (version 1.7)
       Changed the format for the data storage and wrote conversion script to convert to the new format.  This is in preparation for the new PalmOS conduit.  Several bug fixes.
    6.14.2003 (version 1.9)
        Added montly and yearly option for appointments.  These appointments appear every year and month.  The index.cgi, update.cgi, and email.pl scripts were all updated.
    6.16.2003 (version 2.5)
    Added ability to generate pritable calendars by interfacing pscal and ps2pdf.

    TODO
    I need to do/need help with the following items
    NONE YET.  Email me with bugs.
    Send questions or comments to mike@fuzzymonkey.org

    Thanks,
    Michael and Erin
    FuzzyMonkey scripting wizards