zwoelf: there are two problems with your ICAL object that I can see
initially:
1. DTEND:200610209T200054Z is an invalid timestamp. You've got too many
characters in the date portion of the field. libical barfs on this,
telling us X-LIC-ERROR;X-LIC-ERRORTYPE=VALUE-PARSE-ERROR:Can't
Isn't there a larger issue with RFC2047 format subject lines? If the
charset declaration was unrecognized, wasn't the server attempting to
render the base64-encoded text as if it encoded a Unicode string?
Ah, but the questionable messages do not *have* RFC2047 format subject
Feb 7 2006 3:59 from IGnatius T [EMAIL PROTECTED] As for synchronizing accounts ... are you aware that Citadel can authenticate users against the host operating system instead of using its own user database? Yeesh, you have to go and ruin it for me and save me some time, don't you? :)I'll
Heh. The Citadel accounts are still created, of course, but they're
directly tied to corresponding host system accounts (and authenticated as
such). Simply build Citadel using ./configure --enable-autologin.
By the way, you should be using the current sources in svn if you want to
do
