Z-push fork

[xbgmsharp]

Hello,

Sorry to create an issue on your project, but i could not send you an email via github.
I found your repository as z-push fork and many other.
However i have more or less done the same work adding other opensource groupware using carddav/caldav server
mine is https://github.com/xbgmsharp/sogosync

I think it is sad for all of us to work on the same idea but in our own.
I would like to know if you would be interest in working together to reduce repeat work and improve the use experience.
I don't from which project we start with but i really think we should concentrate our work.

So far the other project are (i am usre there is other)
https://github.com/xbgmsharp/sogosync
https://github.com/dekkers/s-push/
https://github.com/dpeddi/activesync
https://github.com/gza/oczpush
https://github.com/dupondje/PHP-Push

The main problem with PHP-Push is the code base made by https://www.forgetaboutit.net which is not using the same license.

What do you think?

Regards

[gza]

hi,

I agree with you, there are many forks of z-push.
But, oczpush is not really a simple fork.
I don't modify z-push codebase, the goal is to integrate it ( with conf UI, etc..) into owncloud as an app using native OC API.
In addition, I target z-push 2.0.

Our backends clearly speak the same language vcard and ical (I don't use DAV).
We could share some code ( like a ActiveSyncObject <-> vcard/ical conversion library ) and some ideas.
But communication protocol will be different (*DAV vs code api).

btw php-push is AGPL like original z-push.

Regards,

Guillaume ZITTA

[xbgmsharp]

Hello,

Thanks for your reply.
I did not modify neither z-push.
Using z-push-2.x or z-push-1.5.x does not make to much difference as from a backend view as the method are the same.
So i believe we have different goal. My approach is more using pure standard so it work with any goupware and avoid what did zimbra or zafara as a specific backend.
We can definitely share code and ideas.

Regards,
Francois