Cyrus,
Thanks. I've found the snow leopard python arrangement to be much
more sane (at least to me) than 10.5 and I'm in the process of
removing all my 'customizations' (from /usr/local, /Library/Frameworks/
Python...) and re-installing just the 10.6 /Library/Python and /System/
Library/Frameworks/Python.framework) and then rebuilding what other
modules I need like matplotlib and scipy. I'll nuke my current
calendar server installation and reinstall from current trunk. I had
recently updated from 1.x to 2.3 and therefore had these files in
older locations and things worked with iPhone and 10.5 iCal Clients.
Do you know why the 10.5 iCal Clients would work and the 10.6 iCal
Client would not?
Thanks,
On Aug 31, 2009, at 7:55 AM, Cyrus Daboo wrote:
Hi Scott,
--On August 29, 2009 1:59:22 PM -0700 Scott Buchanan <dscottb...@mac.com
> wrote:
OK. I tracked this down to a permissions issue on /var/run/caldavd
and
the files calendaruserproxy.sqlite & resourceinfo.sqlite. By adding
group rw permissions to this directory and these files the following
error no longer occurs and all seems to be working. I have no idea
what
security risk this presents as I currently don't understand the
security
model of CalendarServer so I don't know if this is a legitimate fix
or
not.
Any input appreciated.
First off in the new code we put those .sqlite files in a new
location by default: /Library/CalendarServer/Data/. It is best not
to use /var/run/ for those as they are "persistent" database files
and should not be automatically purged (as might happen to something
in /var/run).
On permissions, the best thing is to create a "calendar" user and
group for your system, and change the caldavd.plist to use those.
Ensure that /Library/CalendarServer's contents have read-write for
that user and group. You will need to start the server as the admin
user but it will drop privileges to the user and group you specify.
--
Cyrus Daboo
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