take a look at horde. it has a pretty good reputation as a modular office suite - email, calendaring, todo's etc. it might be modular enough to do what you want, but you may also need to add some features.
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 13:54:01 +1200 Phill Coxon wrote: > Partly linux related question. > > I'm starting to do quite a bit of consulting work with clients who are > predominantly overseas - USA, Canada, UK, Scotland etc. > > I would like to set up some sort of calendar system where I can indicate > my available times during my work days and have clients log in and be > able to select and book their own session times. > > Because they are logging in internationally, the system would need to > display my available slots at the equiavalent date and time for their > timezone. > > i.e.: if I'm free between 10am and11am on April 27th NZT > > LA clients see an available slot on April 26 3pm-4pm PDT > > London clients see an available slot on April 26 11pm-12am BST > > Can anyone recommend some good linux based groupware / calendar software > that will display my schedule showing free / busy times (mapped to their > equivalent timezone) and allow clients to book appointments directly? > > A web based booking interface would be great. > > Optional support for MS Outlook or other iCalendar mail / scheduling > clients would be great too. > > I'm not sure if there's anything available that will display my schedule > converted to a clients own timezone. > > I haven't found anything myself but thought I'd see if anyone on the > list has any ideas or suggestions. > > Thanks. > > Phill > > -- Nick Rout Barrister & Solicitor Christchurch <http://www.rout.co.nz> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
