NAME¶

SYNOPSIS¶

DESCRIPTION¶

It can also be used to update the server's own zoneinfo database from IANA.

It should be run as a user with the same privileges as the Calendar Server itself, as it needs to read and write data that belongs to the server. If using the --refreshpkg option it will need to write to the actual python package data so will need to be run as root.

Actions to perform are specified via the options below. Only one action is allowed.

OPTIONS¶

-h

Displays usage information

-f FILE

Use the Calendar Server configuration specified in the given file. Defaults to /etc/caldavd/caldavd.plist.

-x FILE

Update the timezone database XML file at the specified location. Defaults to timezones.xml in the zoneinfo directory.

-z DIRECTORY

Path to a zoneinfo directory where timezone data is stored. Defaults to the configuration file's Data/zoneinfo directory.

--tzvers version

Name of IANA timezone data version to use (e.g., '2013a').

--url

If the server is configured as a secondary timezone zone, use this URL as the URL of the secondary server to pull timezone data from.

ACTIONS¶

--refresh

Update the zoneinfo data from the IANA registry.

--refreshpkg

Update the server's zoneinfo package data from the IANA registry. This updates twistedcaldav.zoneinfo and should only be used by server developers wishing to update the server repository.

--create

Create a new timezone database XML file based on the timezone data currently in the zoneinfo directory.

--update

Update the timezone database XML file based on the timezone data currently in the zoneinfo directory.

--list

List the timezones specified in the timezone database XML file.

--changed date

List the timezones in the timezone database XML file that have changed since the specified date value (YYYYMMHH).

--cache

Update the server's timezone database by pulling data from a primary timezone server.

EXAMPLES¶

FILES¶

/etc/caldavd/caldavd.plist

The Calendar Server configuration file.

SEE ALSO¶