Alternatives to Google Calendar for Lighttpd Server

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The discussion centers around finding calendar applications that can be hosted on a lighttpd web server, specifically excluding mobile apps. Users are looking for alternatives to Google Calendar due to privacy concerns with Google. The focus is on web-based solutions that can be self-hosted, allowing for greater control over personal data and customization options. Recommendations for such applications typically emphasize features like user-friendly interfaces, integration capabilities, and efficient performance on lightweight servers.
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I posted this at stackexchange but they deleted it because "don't ask for application recommendations" ?!

I use google calendar, but I don't like google. What are some good calendar apps I could run on my lighttpd webserver?

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Just to make sure I understand. You don't want a phone app but rather a web app that runs on your local web server?
 

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