Does anyone know the preferences line (config editor) in thunderbird
where we may be able to "force" the settings using the integrator?
(direct, auto, proxy setting)
Cheers,
Ryan
Ryan Evans wrote:
Bingo! That was it, if set to Direct Connection, or define a proxy
then all is working well, if set to Auto, then we get read-only
calendars. Nice find!
Cheers,
Ryan
Robert A Wooldridge wrote:
I just did some testing on my Thunderbird. When I define the proxy
by name and port, the calendars load fine. When I use an URL to the
auto proxy, I have the read only problem. I will confirm this on
some other machines.
On 07/27/2010 12:59 PM, Ryan Evans wrote:
A handful of our users have the same issue, once thunderbird is
loaded, select the calendar, and all are read-only. Reloading the
remote calendars works, but trying to track this down as well. Will
go through the logs at the time it happens to see if I can see
anything.
Cheers,
Ryan
Robert A Wooldridge wrote:
I'm wondering if it could be related to the fact that we use a
proxy and I have this configured in Thunderbird.
On 07/27/2010 12:35 PM, Mark Adams wrote:
Not for me. Your logs at the time?
Regards,
Mark
On 27 Jul 2010, at 16:44, Robert A Wooldridge
<[email protected]> wrote:
When starting up Thunderbird and switching to the calendars, they
typically show read only or a yellow triangle. If I reload the
calendars they are fine. Is this typical?
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