[OGo-Users] iCal / Leopard and oGo

[Mark Asbach]

Hi Adam,

thanks for your reply!

> Not certain what you mean by "create accounts for every group".  Every
> user must have an account, but a user may be a member of multiple =20
> teams.
>
> If you mean on the client, possibly.  Most of the clients currently =20=

> only
> support one calendar per account (or treat a "calender" as an
> "account").

Yep. If I want to see events that are visible to groups ("teams" in =20
WMOGAG notation) that I'm in but where neither me nor the group are =20
listed as participants, I only see those events if I subscribe to the =20=

groups calendar. What I'd want to have is probably what's discussed in =20=

the WMOGAG under "Group Overview folders" as a (non-existent by =20
design) all-intranet Group Overview folder ...

>> - Creating an appointment works, moving or deleting it doesn't:
>> 'ghost' copies remain until I delete them via web interface
>
> You mean when you move appointments via CalDAV you get actual
> duplication,  and not just artifacts in the client?

Yep. The duplicates are not seen in the client (Apple iCal 3.0), only =20=

on the web ui or when I subscribe to the iCalender file in parallel to =20=

CalDAV access (this is possible with iCal).

>> - Availability of other users can't be checked from iCal
>
> No, but you can retrieve free/busy information, which is the correct =20=

> way
> to check another user's availability.  This is documented in WMOGAG.
> http://docs.opengroupware.org/Members/whitemice/wmogag/file_view

I know that in principle this is possible. However, iCal claims to =20
support free/busy information but - when used together with oGo - says =20=

it's not available.

Yours, Mark

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Mark Asbach
Institut f=FCr Nachrichtentechnik, RWTH Aachen University
http://www.ient.rwth-aachen.de/cms/team/m_asbach