Re: [SOGo] SOGo without LDAP and with mysql. Can I still share calendars?
Hello Hans On 2012-05-31 08:31, hans wrote: Thanks for your very detailed explanation :-) Now I know for sure how it should work. Just one more question about your explanation: Does it apply to both the web interface and the SOGo integrator? I didn't test SOGo Integrator lately. In the one I tested, this functionality was missing. I read however on this list that ACLs are now supported via Integrator. But I am not sure if this applies to IMAP only or for ACLs on calendars and address books too. The place I get stuck when following your instructions is this part: Now start typing the name or email address of the desired user. After each keystroke you get a list of some of the matching users (25 at most on my server). I get the user add window, but it's empty no matter what letter I type. If I try to enter an email address/user I know is there (I only have 5 users at the moment, it's a test set up) it becomes red and I cannot add it. So I must be doing something wrong in the configuration somewhere. I think the other users are valid users since I can login to SOGo with them. Seems you don't have an enterprise address book. This is set in SOGoUserSources. In it isAddressBook = YES; must be set. Without this you don't have autocompletion with all valid users. It only will find users in your user created address books. I hope this helps a bit. Kind regards, Christian Mack -- Christian Mack Gruppe Informationsdienste Rechenzentrum Universität Konstanz -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
Re: [SOGo] SOGo without LDAP and with mysql. Can I still share calendars?
Hi, I fixed it by changing my sql view sogo_view I was was missing the c_cn column. And now i see my users when trying to share a calendar. Hans -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
Re: [SOGo] SOGo without LDAP and with mysql. Can I still share calendars?
Christian, Thanks for your very detailed explanation :-) Now I know for sure how it should work. Just one more question about your explanation: Does it apply to both the web interface and the SOGo integrator? The place I get stuck when following your instructions is this part: Now start typing the name or email address of the desired user. After each keystroke you get a list of some of the matching users (25 at most on my server). I get the user add window, but it's empty no matter what letter I type. If I try to enter an email address/user I know is there (I only have 5 users at the moment, it's a test set up) it becomes red and I cannot add it. So I must be doing something wrong in the configuration somewhere. I think the other users are valid users since I can login to SOGo with them. Regards Hans -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
Re: [SOGo] SOGo without LDAP and with mysql. Can I still share calendars?
Hi Peter, Could you point me a bit in the right direction were to look? Should I be able to share something directly from the sogo web interface or do I manually need to configure something in the sogo configuration for each calender that a user wants to share? What I thought how sharing should work is that a user creates a new/extra calendar and that user can control which other sogo users kan access it. But I can't seem to share anything only allow all authenticated users access. Regards, Hans On 24-5-2012 17:48, Peter Peltonen wrote: Hi, On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 4:11 PM, hansha...@dandy.nl wrote: Hi, I read somewhere in the manual that mysql as backend does not support groups. Does this mean I cannot share calendars when using mysql? AFAIK you should be able to share calendards between individual users just fine. At least with PostgreSQL you can. BR, Peter -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
Re: [SOGo] SOGo without LDAP and with mysql. Can I still share calendars?
Hello Hans On 2012-05-30 16:52, hans wrote: Could you point me a bit in the right direction were to look? Should I be able to share something directly from the sogo web interface or do I manually need to configure something in the sogo configuration for each calender that a user wants to share? What I thought how sharing should work is that a user creates a new/extra calendar and that user can control which other sogo users kan access it. But I can't seem to share anything only allow all authenticated users access. Short answer: - That's exactly as it works. all authenticated users are only added automatically to all calendars, because the given privileges are needed for free/busy display. You first have to add all other people which shall have access to the calendar. Then you double click on the person in the list and give her the privileges you want. Long answer: The calendar owner always has to select the calendar, then right click on it. Start command sharing Now you get a new window with the list of users which have already privileges granted. In order to add another user to this list you have to click on the address card with green plus sign (Add...). This opens a user search window. Now start typing the name or email address of the desired user. After each keystroke you get a list of some of the matching users (25 at most on my server). Type until you see the user you search for. Select her entry in the list and press Add Close the search window. You now can see the user in the sharing list. Double click her. A window with the actual privileges set for her pops up. There you can grant/revoke whatever privileges you like to her. Then store these settings with Update. In the list of users there is an option Subscribe User for each person in the list. If you select it, the corresponding calendar is automatically added to the users web interface. The owner of the calendar can grant the following permissions to any SOGo user. * create new tasks/events * delete existing tasks/events * for all private tasks/events a) don't see them at all b) see (Private event) or time and duration of events c) see all attributes d) see and modify all attributes e) see all attributes and respond to events * for all confidential tasks/events a) don't see them at all b) see (Confidential event) or time and duration of events c) see all attributes d) see and modify all attributes e) see all attributes and respond to events * for all public tasks/events a) don't see them at all b) see (Public event) or time and duration of events c) see all attributes d) see and modify all attributes e) see all attributes and respond to events Kind regards, Christian Mack -- Christian Mack Gruppe Informationsdienste Rechenzentrum Universität Konstanz -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
[SOGo] SOGo without LDAP and with mysql. Can I still share calendars?
Hi, I read somewhere in the manual that mysql as backend does not support groups. Does this mean I cannot share calendars when using mysql? Regards, Hans -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
Re: [SOGo] SOGo without LDAP and with mysql. Can I still share calendars?
Hi, On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 4:11 PM, hans ha...@dandy.nl wrote: Hi, I read somewhere in the manual that mysql as backend does not support groups. Does this mean I cannot share calendars when using mysql? AFAIK you should be able to share calendards between individual users just fine. At least with PostgreSQL you can. BR, Peter -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
