Re: [SOGo] Lightning calendar auto refresh closes reminder dialog
euan.th...@fastrack.com.sg wrote: It seems that Lightning and SOGo calendar refresh mechanism have a bug, or certainly behave badly. When the calendar refreshes against the server, subject to preference 'calendar.autorefresh.timeout', the reminder dialog closes, never to open again. This is a problem because if you go away for a few minutes and come back to your desk, you may miss the reminder. It seems that when the preference 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' is set to 'true', the problem is alleviated. It's as if it springs back after the refresh. But with it set to 'false' the reminder notification dialog disappears forever, no opertunity to snooze either. It's hard to beleive this has gone unnoticed or fixed, it's pretty fundemental to SOGo calendar users. Also, the default for 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' is 'false'. So it should effect most users. I stumbled upon it when I was forcing my users prefs to 'false' for the said setting, then the problem showed up very quickly under testing. The reason I switched to 'false' was because some are experiencing problems with ghost reminder popups. They keep coming back. Now I will have to test if there really is an issue with dismiss reminder when 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' is 'true'. It may be a case of which is the lesser evil. I suspect past events with reminders could be the cause. SOGo 2.0.4b Thunderbird 24.0.5 Lightning 2.6.6 (same case with 2.6.5) Sogo Connector/ Integrator 24.0.7 (same case with 24.0.4) I did some testing with reminders with 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' set back to 'true'. Good news is that I can't find any case where the reminder notification misbehaves. It seems to work OK now. It seems as though the recent updates to Lightning 2.6.6 and Connector/Integrator 24.0.7 have fixed an issue with reminders coming back, even after being dismissed. So, for me things are OK because I want to use calendar.alarms.showmissed=true. But for those that want to use false, there is a pretty severe problem with reminder notifications disappearing. -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/listsattachment: euan_thoms.vcf
Re: [SOGo] Lightning calendar auto refresh closes reminder dialog
Hello Euan Thoms Am 2014-10-17 um 12:34 schrieb Euan Thoms: euan.th...@fastrack.com.sg wrote: It seems that Lightning and SOGo calendar refresh mechanism have a bug, or certainly behave badly. When the calendar refreshes against the server, subject to preference 'calendar.autorefresh.timeout', the reminder dialog closes, never to open again. This is a problem because if you go away for a few minutes and come back to your desk, you may miss the reminder. It seems that when the preference 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' is set to 'true', the problem is alleviated. It's as if it springs back after the refresh. But with it set to 'false' the reminder notification dialog disappears forever, no opertunity to snooze either. It's hard to beleive this has gone unnoticed or fixed, it's pretty fundemental to SOGo calendar users. Also, the default for 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' is 'false'. So it should effect most users. I stumbled upon it when I was forcing my users prefs to 'false' for the said setting, then the problem showed up very quickly under testing. The reason I switched to 'false' was because some are experiencing problems with ghost reminder popups. They keep coming back. Now I will have to test if there really is an issue with dismiss reminder when 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' is 'true'. It may be a case of which is the lesser evil. I suspect past events with reminders could be the cause. SOGo 2.0.4b Thunderbird 24.0.5 Lightning 2.6.6 (same case with 2.6.5) Sogo Connector/ Integrator 24.0.7 (same case with 24.0.4) I did some testing with reminders with 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' set back to 'true'. Good news is that I can't find any case where the reminder notification misbehaves. It seems to work OK now. It seems as though the recent updates to Lightning 2.6.6 and Connector/Integrator 24.0.7 have fixed an issue with reminders coming back, even after being dismissed. So, for me things are OK because I want to use calendar.alarms.showmissed=true. But for those that want to use false, there is a pretty severe problem with reminder notifications disappearing. Could you please open a bug report at http://www.sogo.nu/bugs for that? Kind regards, Christian mack -- Christian Mack Universität Konstanz Kommunikations-, Informations-, Medienzentrum (KIM) Abteilung Basisdienste 78457 Konstanz +49 7531 88-4416 smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
[SOGo] Lightning calendar auto refresh closes reminder dialog
It seems that Lightning and SOGo calendar refresh mechanism have a bug, or certainly behave badly. When the calendar refreshes against the server, subject to preference 'calendar.autorefresh.timeout', the reminder dialog closes, never to open again. This is a problem because if you go away for a few minutes and come back to your desk, you may miss the reminder. It seems that when the preference 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' is set to 'true', the problem is alleviated. It's as if it springs back after the refresh. But with it set to 'false' the reminder notification dialog disappears forever, no opertunity to snooze either. It's hard to beleive this has gone unnoticed or fixed, it's pretty fundemental to SOGo calendar users. Also, the default for 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' is 'false'. So it should effect most users. I stumbled upon it when I was forcing my users prefs to 'false' for the said setting, then the problem showed up very quickly under testing. The reason I switched to 'false' was because some are experiencing problems with ghost reminder popups. They keep coming back. Now I will have to test if there really is an issue with dismiss reminder when 'calendar.alarms.showmissed' is 'true'. It may be a case of which is the lesser evil. I suspect past events with reminders could be the cause. SOGo 2.0.4b Thunderbird 24.0.5 Lightning 2.6.6 (same case with 2.6.5) Sogo Connector/ Integrator 24.0.7 (same case with 24.0.4) -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
