Re: [SOGo] Free/Busy permissions

2012-11-13 Thread Simon Walter

On 11/13/2012 06:25 PM, Uwe Arndt wrote:

Hi,

You can edit the per user preferences with sogo-tool:

/usr/sbin/sogo-tool user-preferences get defaults YourUser
SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles

/usr/sbin/sogo-tool user-preferences set defaults YourUser
SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles '{"SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles": ["PublicViewer",
"ConfidentialDAndTViewer"]}'

   Uwe Arndt




Excellent! I really need to study sogo-tool a bit. It seems it can do 
many admin tasks.


Cheers,

Simon

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Re: [SOGo] Free/Busy permissions

2012-11-13 Thread Igor Vitorac
From my point of view, even Confidential and Private events should 
affect someone's busy status. If that person does not want to be visible 
as "Busy", he/she can always set that per event. Whole point of 
free/busy is to give you possible slot for the event.


Regards,
Igor




Jean Raby wrote, On 13/11/2012 14:52:

On 12-11-13 3:44 AM, Igor Vitorac wrote:

Add this to your sogo config:

defaults write sogod SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles
'("PublicDAndTViewer","ConfidentialDAndTViewer","PrivateDAndTViewer")'

Do this only if you want Confidential and Private events to show up in 
free/busy *by default* for all your users.


IMO it breaks the principle of least surprise.



Regards,
Igor


Simon Walter wrote, On 13/11/2012 06:44:

I may be mistaken, but it seems that users must allow "any
authenticated user" to "view the date & time" of their personal
calendar's public, confidential, and private events in order for the
free/busy information to be available when inviting attendants to 
events.


If this is truly the case, is there a way to set these permissions on
all my users personal calendars. I'd like to avoid asking my users to
do this and the following support requests that will no doubt ensue.

Of course if there is another flag like
"useEventsTimeAndDateForFreeBusy", that would be great too.

Cheers,

Simon








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Re: [SOGo] Free/Busy permissions

2012-11-13 Thread Jean Raby

On 12-11-13 3:44 AM, Igor Vitorac wrote:

Add this to your sogo config:

defaults write sogod SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles
'("PublicDAndTViewer","ConfidentialDAndTViewer","PrivateDAndTViewer")'

Do this only if you want Confidential and Private events to show up in 
free/busy *by default* for all your users.


IMO it breaks the principle of least surprise.



Regards,
Igor


Simon Walter wrote, On 13/11/2012 06:44:

I may be mistaken, but it seems that users must allow "any
authenticated user" to "view the date & time" of their personal
calendar's public, confidential, and private events in order for the
free/busy information to be available when inviting attendants to events.

If this is truly the case, is there a way to set these permissions on
all my users personal calendars. I'd like to avoid asking my users to
do this and the following support requests that will no doubt ensue.

Of course if there is another flag like
"useEventsTimeAndDateForFreeBusy", that would be great too.

Cheers,

Simon






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Re: [SOGo] Free/Busy permissions

2012-11-13 Thread Uwe Arndt
Hi,

You can edit the per user preferences with sogo-tool:

/usr/sbin/sogo-tool user-preferences get defaults YourUser
SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles

/usr/sbin/sogo-tool user-preferences set defaults YourUser
SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles '{"SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles": ["PublicViewer",
"ConfidentialDAndTViewer"]}'

  Uwe Arndt

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Am 13.11.2012 10:13, schrieb Simon Walter:
> On 11/13/2012 05:44 PM, Igor Vitorac wrote:
>> Add this to your sogo config:
>>
>> defaults write sogod SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles
>> '("PublicDAndTViewer","ConfidentialDAndTViewer","PrivateDAndTViewer")'
> 
> Thank you. Will this work for accounts that already exist? If not, how
> can I modify already existing accounts permissions?
> 
> Simon
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Re: [SOGo] Free/Busy permissions

2012-11-13 Thread Simon Walter

On 11/13/2012 05:44 PM, Igor Vitorac wrote:

Add this to your sogo config:

defaults write sogod SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles 
'("PublicDAndTViewer","ConfidentialDAndTViewer","PrivateDAndTViewer")'


Thank you. Will this work for accounts that already exist? If not, how 
can I modify already existing accounts permissions?


Simon

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Re: [SOGo] Free/Busy permissions

2012-11-13 Thread Igor Vitorac

Add this to your sogo config:

defaults write sogod SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles 
'("PublicDAndTViewer","ConfidentialDAndTViewer","PrivateDAndTViewer")'


Regards,
Igor


Simon Walter wrote, On 13/11/2012 06:44:
I may be mistaken, but it seems that users must allow "any 
authenticated user" to "view the date & time" of their personal 
calendar's public, confidential, and private events in order for the 
free/busy information to be available when inviting attendants to events.


If this is truly the case, is there a way to set these permissions on 
all my users personal calendars. I'd like to avoid asking my users to 
do this and the following support requests that will no doubt ensue.


Of course if there is another flag like 
"useEventsTimeAndDateForFreeBusy", that would be great too.


Cheers,

Simon



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[SOGo] Free/Busy permissions

2012-11-12 Thread Simon Walter
I may be mistaken, but it seems that users must allow "any authenticated 
user" to "view the date & time" of their personal calendar's public, 
confidential, and private events in order for the free/busy information 
to be available when inviting attendants to events.


If this is truly the case, is there a way to set these permissions on 
all my users personal calendars. I'd like to avoid asking my users to do 
this and the following support requests that will no doubt ensue.


Of course if there is another flag like 
"useEventsTimeAndDateForFreeBusy", that would be great too.


Cheers,

Simon

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